JPS58197314A - Fibrous carbon - Google Patents

Fibrous carbon

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JPS58197314A
JPS58197314A JP7750082A JP7750082A JPS58197314A JP S58197314 A JPS58197314 A JP S58197314A JP 7750082 A JP7750082 A JP 7750082A JP 7750082 A JP7750082 A JP 7750082A JP S58197314 A JPS58197314 A JP S58197314A
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carbon
carbon hexagonal
fibrous carbon
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fibrous
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Morinobu Endo
守信 遠藤
Tsuneo Koyama
小山 恒夫
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PURPOSE:Fibrous carbon that consists of the core part with a form that carbon hexagonal network surfaces like truncated cone vessels are piled up and of the peripheral layer where the carbon hexagonal surfaces are arranged annularly, thus having a novel shape suitable for use as an electric material. CONSTITUTION:The oil bath 1 is controlled in its temperature and the starting material such as benzene is vaporized 2, mixed with an inert carrier gas and introduced into an electric oven 3 where a plate or cylindrical base of carbon containing volatile hydrocarbons is placed. The temperature in the electric oven 3 is changed to produce fibrous carbon consisting of two layers, the core that has such a shape as carbon hexagonal surfaces like truncated cone vessels are piled up and the periphery where the carbon hexagonal network surfaces are arranged annularly. EFFECT:It has a tendency to form easily an interlaminar compound with a reductive substance such as alkali metal or an oxidative substance such as AsF6 or halogen. The compound has high electroconductivity and is used as an electric material.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明1新規な形紳を有する繊維状炭素に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to fibrous carbon having a novel shape.

従来、繊維状炭素として神々のものが知らfl1いるが
、屏素の六角網面の配向性をパラメーターとして分類し
てみると、炭素の六角網fil(以下W素面という)が
紙を巻くように巻き込f′hた形絆を有するもの(R.
Bacon:J.Appl.Phys., s1us(
t*so))中空の芯部と年輪状に配向した炭IP面を
有する周円部からなるもの(遠藤守信、小山恒夫:彬帷
と工業3!巻6号177頁(1976) )無定形の中
心部、縦素面が半径方向に配向した中間層および炭素面
が年幹状に配向した最外層の3層構造をとるもの(特願
昭56 − 44115一号公U)炭素面が繊維軸方向
に配向するほかFi特別の配向性を示さない本の(例え
ば、Vl’. N. Reymldg:Cbem1st
ry and Physics ofC@rbon M
ol . l * le (1973) Mareel
 De}dcer Inc.NewYork )等が知
られている。しかし本発明の繊雑状炭素けこれらのいず
れとも異なった形態を有している。
Traditionally, fibrous carbon has been known as something divine, but if we classify the orientation of the hexagonal mesh plane of silica as a parameter, we find that the hexagonal mesh fil (hereinafter referred to as W plane) of carbon is like winding paper. Those with engulfed bonds (R.
Bacon: J. Appl. Phys. , s1us(
t*so)) Consisting of a hollow core and a circumference having a carbon IP surface oriented like a tree ring (Moronobu Endo, Tsuneo Koyama: Akira to Kogyo 3! Vol. 6, p. 177 (1976)) Amorphous A three-layer structure consisting of a center part, an intermediate layer in which the longitudinal planes are oriented in the radial direction, and an outermost layer in which the carbon planes are oriented in a trunk-like manner (Patent Application No. 1983-44115 U), the carbon plane is the fiber axis. books that do not show any special orientation in the Fi direction (for example, Vl'. N. Reymldg: Cbem1st
ry and Physics of C@rbon M
ol. l*le (1973) Mareel
De}dcer Inc. New York), etc. are known. However, the fibrillated carbon of the present invention has a morphology different from any of these.

本発明のIG.艙状炭素は、中心芯部と周円部の2層構
造を有する繊維状炭素であって、芯部は円錐台様容器状
の縦素六角網平面を積み重ねた形状であり、周円部は炭
素の六角網面が年輪状に配列していることを特徴とする
繊維状炭素である。
IG of the present invention. Cable-shaped carbon is a fibrous carbon that has a two-layer structure of a central core part and a circumferential part. It is a fibrous carbon characterized by a hexagonal network of carbon arranged in the shape of tree rings.

本発明の#糾状炭素は次のようにして製造するととがで
きる0第1図に示す気相成長装置を用いる。ベンゼ/、
ナフタレン、プロピレン等の炭化水素を原料ガスとして
用いることができる。オイルバス1の温度をpimt,
て原料ガス2を気化しH,I N,I Arilの不活
性キャリアガスと混合させ、その原料ガスの分圧をO.
i − 500 wstHfの範囲に調節する。こうし
て得た混合ガスを1100 − 10t}O mlm 
K保たれた電気F3K導く。電気炉内には揮発性巌化水
素を含む炭素素材からなる平板状あるいけ円筒状の基板
〔 第2図イ(5)および” (S’) )が置かれて
おり、原料ガスが分解して生じた炭素原子は、基板κ密
生する形で轍維状縦素を生成する。この際基板から蒸発
する炭化水素ガスと原料ガスが分解して生じたl#素原
子との相互作用で、本発明の特異な形態が形成されるも
のと推定される。電気炉の温度を変えたとき、周円部の
形状に本質的な変化はみられないが、芯部け次のような
形態の変化がみられる。即ち電気炉の温度をiioo〜
1300 Uとしたとき扁平な円錐台様容器を積み重ね
た形状の芯部が得られ、また1300〜zoos t:
:としたとき細長い円錐台様容器を績み重ねた形状の芯
部が得られる。芯部け円筒状であヤその1f径はSG−
300Xである。ζうして得られる繊紺状戻素は200
0〜ssoo℃の範囲の、製造時の温度よりけ高温の温
度で処理することによって微結晶が成長した繊##状の
坦鉛とすることができる。本発明でいう繊維状脚素には
このような微結晶の成長した繊維状の黒鉛も含まれるも
のとする。
The charcoal carbon of the present invention can be produced as follows: A vapor phase growth apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is used. benzene/,
Hydrocarbons such as naphthalene and propylene can be used as the source gas. pimt the temperature of oil bath 1,
The raw material gas 2 is vaporized and mixed with an inert carrier gas of H, I N, I Aril, and the partial pressure of the raw material gas is adjusted to O.
Adjust to a range of i-500 wstHf. The mixed gas thus obtained was 1100 - 10t}Omlm
K kept electric F3K leads. A flat or cylindrical substrate made of a carbon material containing volatile hydrogen sulfide (Fig. 2 A (5) and "(S')) is placed inside the electric furnace, and the raw material gas is decomposed. The carbon atoms generated in this process form rutted vertical elements in the form of dense growth on the substrate.At this time, due to the interaction between the hydrocarbon gas evaporated from the substrate and the l# element generated by the decomposition of the raw material gas, It is presumed that the unique form of the present invention is formed.When the temperature of the electric furnace is changed, there is no essential change in the shape of the circumferential part, but the shape of the core part changes as shown below. There is a change in the temperature of the electric furnace.
When 1300 U is used, a core shaped like a stack of flat truncated conical containers is obtained, and 1300~zoost:
: When this is done, a core shaped like a stack of elongated truncated conical containers is obtained. The core is cylindrical and the diameter of the 1f diameter is SG-
It is 300X. ζThe resulting fibrous blue-like recombinant material is 200
By processing at a temperature higher than the manufacturing temperature in the range of 0 to ssoo<0>C, it is possible to obtain a fibrous ##-shaped lead carrier in which microcrystals have grown. In the present invention, the fibrous legophore includes fibrous graphite in which such microcrystals have grown.

本発明の繊維状炭素は、アルカリ金属等の還元性物質、
AsF1、ハ四ゲン等の酸化性物質との間で層間化合物
(高電導性を有し、電気材料として有用)を極めて容易
κ作る性質を有するため、この目的に特に適した素材と
して用いることができる。
The fibrous carbon of the present invention includes reducing substances such as alkali metals,
It has the property of forming an intercalation compound (highly conductive and useful as an electrical material) extremely easily with oxidizing substances such as AsF1 and hydrogen, so it can be used as a material particularly suitable for this purpose. can.

以下、本発明の繊維状炭素の製法を実施例によって説明
する。
Hereinafter, the method for producing fibrous carbon of the present invention will be explained with reference to Examples.

実施例! 炉温度を1200℃とし、フルフリルアルコールを原料
として1000℃以下の温度で焼成して得たグラツシー
カーボン(東海カーボン製)からなる基板( 50 v
a X 300調X 10鰭》を炉内に置く。ベンゼン
をオイルバスで気化し、その分圧が10 w Hf と
なるように水素で希.釈された原料ガスを3oo ce
/m  の流速で炉内κ導く。基板上に5卿一の成長速
度50〜Zoo本/一程度の密度で繊維が生成する。約
1時間稜基板上に太さ2声、長さ約1百K成長した繊維
状炭素約0.5 ?得られる。このようにして得たII
#状戻素O構造をX線回折及び電子顕微鏡観察κよ抄調
べたとζろ周辺部は@S図に示すように炭素六角網面が
年輪状に配列した形態をとっており、さらに中心部は第
4図電子顕微鏡写真に示す如く、扁平な円錐台様容器を
積み重ねた形状の直径約200 1の円筒状芯部を形成
していることがわかった。
Example! A substrate (50 v
Place a x 300 tone x 10 fins in the furnace. Benzene is vaporized in an oil bath and diluted with hydrogen so that its partial pressure becomes 10 w Hf. 30 ce of diluted raw material gas
κ is introduced into the furnace at a flow rate of /m2. Fibers are produced on the substrate at a growth rate of 50 to 100 fibers/1. Approximately 0.5 ? of fibrous carbon was grown on the ridge substrate for approximately 1 hour to a thickness of 2 layers and a length of approximately 100K? can get. II obtained in this way
When the #-shaped back element O structure was examined by X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy, it was found that the periphery of the ζ-ring has a structure in which carbon hexagonal mesh planes are arranged in a tree-ring shape, as shown in the @S diagram, and furthermore, the central part As shown in the electron micrograph of FIG. 4, it was found that a cylindrical core with a diameter of about 200 cm was formed by stacking flat truncated conical containers.

実施例3 炉温度を1500℃としたほか社実施例lと同様にして
得た繊維状炭素の構造を、X線回折及び電子顕微鏡観察
によって調べたとζろ、第3図に示すように炭素六角網
面が年輪状に配列した形態をとった周円部と、第5図電
子顕微鏡写真κ示す如く細長い円錐台様容器を積み重ね
た形態の直径約250 Xの芯部からなっていることが
わかった。
Example 3 The structure of fibrous carbon obtained in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the furnace temperature was 1500°C was examined by X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy. It was found that it consists of a circumferential portion with mesh surfaces arranged in the shape of growth rings, and a core portion with a diameter of approximately 250×, which is in the form of a stack of elongated truncated cone-like containers, as shown in Figure 5, an electron micrograph. Ta.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の繊維状炭素を製造する装置の一例を示
す図、第!図はその電気炉内に置く基板の例を示す図、
第3図は本発明の繊維状炭素の断面構造の一例を示す図
である。 L オイルバス   2 原   料 1電気炉 4.WI.#状炭隼 5,5′基 板 餉4図および第5図は、本発明繊維状脚索の製法のそれ
ぞれ実施例1および2Kよって作られた繊給状炭素の中
心芯部の形塵を示す電子IF徽鋳写真である。
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of an apparatus for producing fibrous carbon according to the present invention. The figure shows an example of a board placed in the electric furnace.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the cross-sectional structure of the fibrous carbon of the present invention. L Oil bath 2 Raw materials 1 Electric furnace 4. WI. Figures 4 and 5 show the shape of the central core of the fiber-like carbon produced by Examples 1 and 2K, respectively, of the method for producing fibrous leg ropes of the present invention. This is a photograph of the electronic IF shown.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 中心芯部と局円部の2層構造を有する繊維状脚素であっ
て、芯部け円錐台様容器状の炭素六角網面を積み重ねた
形状であり、周円部は炭素の六角網面が年輪状に配.列
していることを%徴とする一雛状炭素
It is a fibrous base having a two-layer structure of a central core part and a local circular part, and has a shape in which carbon hexagonal mesh surfaces in the shape of a truncated conical container are stacked on the core part, and the circumferential part is a carbon hexagonal mesh surface. are arranged like annual rings. Single brood carbon whose % characteristic is that it is arranged in a row
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