Experimental evidence is presented for the existence of quinone, aromatic ether, carboxylic acid and phenol groups on the surface of a graphitized carbon black (GCB), that is P-33 (2700°C). This evidence has been achieved by using polarographic analysis of a slurry of GCB particles. Polarographic analysis has been also performed for ungraphitized P-33. By comparison, it appears that the heating at 2700°C does not remarkably change the nature and the amount of chemical groups chemically bound to the surface of the carbon black. © 1982.
The nature of surface chemical heterogeneities of graphitized carbon black / Campanella, Luigi; DI CORCIA, Antonio; Samperi, Roberto; Gambacorta, Augusto. - In: MATERIALS CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 0390-6035. - STAMPA. - 7:3(1982), pp. 429-438.
The nature of surface chemical heterogeneities of graphitized carbon black
CAMPANELLA, Luigi;DI CORCIA, Antonio;SAMPERI, Roberto;GAMBACORTA, Augusto
1982
Abstract
Experimental evidence is presented for the existence of quinone, aromatic ether, carboxylic acid and phenol groups on the surface of a graphitized carbon black (GCB), that is P-33 (2700°C). This evidence has been achieved by using polarographic analysis of a slurry of GCB particles. Polarographic analysis has been also performed for ungraphitized P-33. By comparison, it appears that the heating at 2700°C does not remarkably change the nature and the amount of chemical groups chemically bound to the surface of the carbon black. © 1982.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.