journal article·2010-06

Morphology and microstructure of patterned nickel incorporated amorphous carbon films by simple pyrolysis

Shanhong Wan, Yuanlie Yu, Junyan Zhang, Liping Wang

Applied Surface Science· Volume 256· Issue 16
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Abstract

A simple but novel pyrolysis technique for the fabrication of nickel incorporated diamond-like carbon films with ring-like pattern was presented. Without using any template under ambient atmospheric pressure, nickel incorporated diamond-like carbon films exhibited some regular ring-like patterns on the films surface dependent on the nickel content to some extent, characterized by scanning electron microscopy. Compared with pure carbon films, nickel incorporation greatly enhanced carbon films graphitization. Besides the influence of the treatment temperature, the formation of the as-deposited films with ring-like patterns was also closely related to the synergy of the catalysis effect of nickel particles and the induction to reduce surface tension.
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OpenAlex topics: Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Metal and Thin Film Mechanics · Graphene research and applications

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