journal article·2008-12

Route to transition metal carbide nanoparticles through cyanamide and metal oxides

P.G. Li, M. Lei, W.H. Tang

Materials Research Bulletin· Volume 43· Issue 12
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Abstract

We have designed an efficient route to the synthesis of transition metal carbide nanoparticles starting from an organic reagent cyanamide and transition metal oxides. Four technologically important metal carbide nanoparticles such as tungsten carbide, niobium carbide, tantalum carbide and vanadium carbide were synthesized successfully at moderate temperatures. It is found that cyanamide is an efficient carburization reagent and that the metal oxides are completely transmitted into the corresponding carbide nanoparticles. A possible mechanism is proposed to explain the results of the reaction between cyanamide and the metal oxides.
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