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Publikováno v:
Carbon. 12:189-197
Silver is a powerful catalyst for the graphite-oxygen reaction at temperatures below 1150 K but can inhibit the reaction above this temperature. A study by CAEM reveals a complex situation. The behaviour of the catalyst depends on the initial heating
Autor:
A.G. Poole, F.S. Feates
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 9:499-509
Irradiations have been conducted in sealed tubes at 2.5 MNm−2 pressure and at 450K to test the influence of active species range and water vapour on the radiolytic gasification of graphite in CO2 or CO CO 2 mixtures. A large effect of the free gas
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 10:93-96
The depositing characteristics of various gas mixtures containing CO2, CO and CH4 have been observed by controlled atmosphere electron microscopy and the initiation processes established. A flocculent amorphous deposit only formed in the presence of
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 3:393-396
A study has been made of the changes which occur in the visible structure of graphite on exposure to vacuum ultra-violet irradiated carbon dioxide. Electron micrographs illustrate die main pattern of the oxidation process both in pure carbon dioxide
Publikováno v:
Spectrochimica Acta. 18:485-497
The problems of the design of a high-intensity vacuum ultra-violet light source are discussed and details of an argon-arc source which has an output of 3× 1016 quanta sec−1 cm−2 are given. Methods of source calibration are considered including t
Autor:
F.A. Walker, F.S. Feates
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 9:11-18
The primary gasification products of graphite oxidised radiolytically by CO 2 have been measured. With C-14 labelled graphite conditioned by prolonged exposure to radiolysed CO 2 the ratio of CO to CO 2 rises from 0·2 at 470 K to 0·5 at 770K. The r
Autor:
F.S. Feates
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. 27:325-330
A novel method is described by which the etch decoration technique and electron microscopy are applied to the measurement of self-diffusion in graphite. Natural graphite single crystals have been “labelled” on their outer surfaces by a 14 CO exch
Autor:
F.S. Feates, R.S. Sach
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 3:261-267
The rate at which graphite is gasified on exposure to photolysed (1165 A and 1236 A) carbon dioxide is reduced by addition of 0.1 v/o methane. An interpretation is proposed involving the decomposition of methane into methyl and methylene radicals, wh
Autor:
F.S. Feates, J.R. Fryer
Publikováno v:
Carbon. 9:511-516
Surface oxides form on graphite exposed to radiolysed CO2 at 425 K by a process which is first order with respect to sites available for sorption. The oxide is formed radiolytically and is at least partially decomposed on heating the graphite to 775
Autor:
F.S. Feates, B. Knight
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. 3:277-283
The Ta/Ta 2 O 5 electrolyte system, when irradiated with γ rays or electrons, has been studied in detail. The results are compared with those previously reported for irradiation with UV and X-rays. Photocurrents have been measured which are proporti