A Cu-1.5 wt.%Ti/Diamond(55 vol.%)composite was fabricated by hot forging from powder mixture of copper,titanium and diamond powders at 1050?C.A nano-thick TiC interfacial layer was formed between the diamond particle ...A Cu-1.5 wt.%Ti/Diamond(55 vol.%)composite was fabricated by hot forging from powder mixture of copper,titanium and diamond powders at 1050?C.A nano-thick TiC interfacial layer was formed between the diamond particle and copper matrix during forging,and it has an orientation relationship of(111)TiC//(002)Cu&[110]TiC//[110]Cuwith the copper matrix.HRTEM analysis suggests that TiC is semicoherently bond with copper matrix,which helps reduce phonon scattering at the TiC/Cu interface and facilitates the heat transfer,further leading to the hot-forged copper/diamond composite(referred as to Cu-Ti/Dia-0)has a thermal conductivity of 410 W/m K,and this is about 74%of theoretical thermal conductivity of hot-forged copper/composite(552 W/m K).However,the formation of thin amorphous carbon layer in diamond particle(next to the interfacial TiC layer)and deformed structure in the copper matrix have adverse effect on the thermal conductivity of Cu-Ti/Dia-0 composite.800℃-annealing eliminates the discrepancy in TiC interface morphology between the diamond-{100}and-{111}facets of Cu-Ti/Dia-0 composite,but causes TiC particles coarsening and agglomerating for the Cu-Ti/Dia-2 composite and interfacial layer cracking and spallation for the Cu-Ti/Dia-1 composite.In addition,a large amount of graphite was formed by titanium-induced diamond graphitization in the Cu-Ti/Dia-2 composite.All these factors deteriorate the heat transfer behavior for the annealed Cu-Ti/Dia composites.Appropriate heat treatment needs to be continually investigated to improve the thermal conductivity of hot-forged CuTi/Dia composite by eliminating deformed structure in the copper matrix with limit/without impacts on the formed TiC interfacial layer.展开更多
Nanostructured diamond have potential applications in many biomedical related fields and demonstrated extraordinary capacity to influence cellular responses. Studying the surface property of nanodiamond and its influe...Nanostructured diamond have potential applications in many biomedical related fields and demonstrated extraordinary capacity to influence cellular responses. Studying the surface property of nanodiamond and its influence to protein adsorption and subsequent cellular responses along with the mechanism behind such capacity becomes more important. Here the role of surface energy associated with nanostructured diamond in modulating fibronectin and osteoblast(OB, bone forming cells) responses was investigated. Nanocrystalline diamond(NCD) and submicron crystalline diamond(SMCD) films with controllable surface energy were prepared by microwave-enhanced plasma chemical vapor deposition(MPCVD) techniques. Fibronectin adsorption on the diamond films with varied surface energy values was measured via the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA) and the relationship between the surface energy and fibronectin adsorption was studied. The result indicated that fibronectin adsorption on nanostructured surfaces was closely related to both surface energy and material microstructures. The spreading and migration of OB aggregates(each containing 30–50 cells) on the NCD with varied surface energy values were also studied. The result indicates a correlation between the cell spreading and migration on nanodiamond and the surface energy of nanostructured surface.展开更多
基金supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research under award number FA2386-17-14025。
文摘A Cu-1.5 wt.%Ti/Diamond(55 vol.%)composite was fabricated by hot forging from powder mixture of copper,titanium and diamond powders at 1050?C.A nano-thick TiC interfacial layer was formed between the diamond particle and copper matrix during forging,and it has an orientation relationship of(111)TiC//(002)Cu&[110]TiC//[110]Cuwith the copper matrix.HRTEM analysis suggests that TiC is semicoherently bond with copper matrix,which helps reduce phonon scattering at the TiC/Cu interface and facilitates the heat transfer,further leading to the hot-forged copper/diamond composite(referred as to Cu-Ti/Dia-0)has a thermal conductivity of 410 W/m K,and this is about 74%of theoretical thermal conductivity of hot-forged copper/composite(552 W/m K).However,the formation of thin amorphous carbon layer in diamond particle(next to the interfacial TiC layer)and deformed structure in the copper matrix have adverse effect on the thermal conductivity of Cu-Ti/Dia-0 composite.800℃-annealing eliminates the discrepancy in TiC interface morphology between the diamond-{100}and-{111}facets of Cu-Ti/Dia-0 composite,but causes TiC particles coarsening and agglomerating for the Cu-Ti/Dia-2 composite and interfacial layer cracking and spallation for the Cu-Ti/Dia-1 composite.In addition,a large amount of graphite was formed by titanium-induced diamond graphitization in the Cu-Ti/Dia-2 composite.All these factors deteriorate the heat transfer behavior for the annealed Cu-Ti/Dia composites.Appropriate heat treatment needs to be continually investigated to improve the thermal conductivity of hot-forged CuTi/Dia composite by eliminating deformed structure in the copper matrix with limit/without impacts on the formed TiC interfacial layer.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 81622032 and 51672184)the Jiangsu Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program+1 种基金the Natural Science Research of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions (No. 17KJA180011)the US Hermann Foundation and the National Science Foundation (award DMR-0805172) for financial supports
文摘Nanostructured diamond have potential applications in many biomedical related fields and demonstrated extraordinary capacity to influence cellular responses. Studying the surface property of nanodiamond and its influence to protein adsorption and subsequent cellular responses along with the mechanism behind such capacity becomes more important. Here the role of surface energy associated with nanostructured diamond in modulating fibronectin and osteoblast(OB, bone forming cells) responses was investigated. Nanocrystalline diamond(NCD) and submicron crystalline diamond(SMCD) films with controllable surface energy were prepared by microwave-enhanced plasma chemical vapor deposition(MPCVD) techniques. Fibronectin adsorption on the diamond films with varied surface energy values was measured via the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA) and the relationship between the surface energy and fibronectin adsorption was studied. The result indicated that fibronectin adsorption on nanostructured surfaces was closely related to both surface energy and material microstructures. The spreading and migration of OB aggregates(each containing 30–50 cells) on the NCD with varied surface energy values were also studied. The result indicates a correlation between the cell spreading and migration on nanodiamond and the surface energy of nanostructured surface.
