Effect of heat treatment of Mn-Cu precursors on morphology of dealloyed nanoporous copper |
| |
Authors: | Xiu-lan Tan Kai Li Gao Niu Zao Yi Jiang-shan Luo Ying Liu Shang-jun Han Wei-dong Wu and Yong-jian Tang |
| |
Affiliation: | [1]Research Center of Laser Fusion, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621900, China [2]College of Physical Science and Technology, Central South University, Changsha 410083, China [3]Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610065, China |
| |
Abstract: | Nanoporous copper with nano-scale pore size was synthesized by dealloying Mn-Cu precursor alloy using a free corrosion method.
The effects of heat treatment of Mn-Cu precursors on alloy phase, morphology and composition of the resultant nanoporous copper
were investigated. It is revealed that the compositions distribute homogeneously in the bulk Mn-Cu precursors, which consequently
results in a more fully dealloying for forming nanoporous copper. The alloy phase changes from Cu0.49Mn0.51 and Cu0.21Mn0.79 of non-thermally treated precursor to Cu0.33Mn0.67 of heat treated alloy. The residual Mn content in nanoporous copper is decreased from 12.97% to 2.04% (molar fraction) made
from the precursor without and with 95 h heat treatment. The typical pore shape of nanoporous copper prepared by dealloying
the precursor without the heat treatment is divided into two different zones: the uniform bi-continuous structure zone and
the blurry or no pore structure zone. Nanoporous copper is of a uniform sponge-like morphology made from the heat-treated
precursor, and the average ligament diameter is 40 nm, far smaller than that from the non-thermally treated precursor, in
which the average ligament diameter is estimated to be about 70 nm. |
| |
Keywords: | nanoporous copper preparation dealloying heat treatment morphology |
本文献已被 维普 SpringerLink 等数据库收录! |
|