Perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride의 탄소전구체로의 응용

This study aims to investigate the application of perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride (PTCDA), which is also known as C.I. Pigment Red 224 (PR224), as a carbon precursor. PTCDA has a stacking structure and planarity, thereby forming a crystal structure and good thermal stability. Moreover, PTCDA has...

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Published in한국섬유공학회지 Vol. 57; no. 5; pp. 289 - 295
Main Authors 권웅, Woong Kwon, 김창규, Changkyu Kim, 한민우, Minwoo Han, 정의경, Euigyung Jeong
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Published 한국섬유공학회 31.10.2020
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Abstract This study aims to investigate the application of perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride (PTCDA), which is also known as C.I. Pigment Red 224 (PR224), as a carbon precursor. PTCDA has a stacking structure and planarity, thereby forming a crystal structure and good thermal stability. Moreover, PTCDA has a very high theoretical elemental carbon content of 73.47%, which suggests that its maximum theoretical carbon yield is more than 70%. Therefore, PTCDA was selected as a carbon precursor and compared with coal-tar pitch and petroleum pitch, which are carbon precursors with high carbon yield and excellent carbon crystallinity after carbonization. The initial decomposition temperature of PTCDA was 240-328 °C higher than that of the pitches, suggesting that the thermal stability of PTCDA is better than that of the other pithces. After carbonization, the graphite (002) interplanar distance (d 002 ) of carbonized PTCDA (C-PTCDA) was 3.54 Å, which was similar to that of the pitch-based carbons. The crystal size (Lc) was the largest among the prepared carbons with 30.03 Å. The I D /I G ratio of C-PTCDA was 2.12, which was the lowest value among the prepared carbons. The 2D peak of C-PTCDA was observed at 2720 cm -1 , suggesting the least disordered graphite structure. Therefore, we believe that PTCDA has excellent potential for use as a carbon precursor for highly ordered carbon materials.
AbstractList This study aims to investigate the application of perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride (PTCDA), which is also known as C.I. Pigment Red 224 (PR224), as a carbon precursor. PTCDA has a stacking structure and planarity, thereby forming a crystal structure and good thermal stability. Moreover, PTCDA has a very high theoretical elemental carbon content of 73.47%, which suggests that its maximum theoretical carbon yield is more than 70%. Therefore, PTCDA was selected as a carbon precursor and compared with coal-tar pitch and petroleum pitch, which are carbon precursors with high carbon yield and excellent carbon crystallinity after carbonization. The initial decomposition temperature of PTCDA was 240–328 °C higher than that of the pitches, suggesting that the thermal stability of PTCDA is better than that of the other pithces. After carbonization, the graphite (002) interplanar distance (d002) of carbonized PTCDA (C-PTCDA) was 3.54 Å, which was similar to that of the pitch-based carbons. The crystal size (Lc) was the largest among the prepared carbons with 30.03 Å. The ID/IG ratio of C-PTCDA was 2.12, which was the lowest value among the prepared carbons. The 2D peak of C-PTCDA was observed at 2720 cm-1, suggesting the least disordered graphite structure. Therefore, we believe that PTCDA has excellent potential for use as a carbon precursor for highly ordered carbon materials. KCI Citation Count: 0
This study aims to investigate the application of perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride (PTCDA), which is also known as C.I. Pigment Red 224 (PR224), as a carbon precursor. PTCDA has a stacking structure and planarity, thereby forming a crystal structure and good thermal stability. Moreover, PTCDA has a very high theoretical elemental carbon content of 73.47%, which suggests that its maximum theoretical carbon yield is more than 70%. Therefore, PTCDA was selected as a carbon precursor and compared with coal-tar pitch and petroleum pitch, which are carbon precursors with high carbon yield and excellent carbon crystallinity after carbonization. The initial decomposition temperature of PTCDA was 240-328 °C higher than that of the pitches, suggesting that the thermal stability of PTCDA is better than that of the other pithces. After carbonization, the graphite (002) interplanar distance (d 002 ) of carbonized PTCDA (C-PTCDA) was 3.54 Å, which was similar to that of the pitch-based carbons. The crystal size (Lc) was the largest among the prepared carbons with 30.03 Å. The I D /I G ratio of C-PTCDA was 2.12, which was the lowest value among the prepared carbons. The 2D peak of C-PTCDA was observed at 2720 cm -1 , suggesting the least disordered graphite structure. Therefore, we believe that PTCDA has excellent potential for use as a carbon precursor for highly ordered carbon materials.
This study aims to investigate the application of perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride (PTCDA), which is also known as C.I. Pigment Red 224 (PR224), as a carbon precursor. PTCDA has a stacking structure and planarity, thereby forming a crystal structure and good thermal stability. Moreover, PTCDA has a very high theoretical elemental carbon content of 73.47%, which suggests that its maximum theoretical carbon yield is more than 70%. Therefore, PTCDA was selected as a carbon precursor and compared with coal-tar pitch and petroleum pitch, which are carbon precursors with high carbon yield and excellent carbon crystallinity after carbonization. The initial decomposition temperature of PTCDA was 240-328 ℃ higher than that of the pitches, suggesting that the thermal stability of PTCDA is better than that of the other pithces. After carbonization, the graphite (002) interplanar distance (d002) of carbonized PTCDA (C-PTCDA) was 3.54 Å, which was similar to that of the pitch-based carbons. The crystal size (Lc) was the largest among the prepared carbons with 30.03 Å. The ID/IG ratio of C-PTCDA was 2.12, which was the lowest value among the prepared carbons. The 2D peak of C-PTCDA was observed at 2720 cm-1, suggesting the least disordered graphite structure. Therefore, we believe that PTCDA has excellent potential for use as a carbon precursor for highly ordered carbon materials.
Author Woong Kwon
Changkyu Kim
Euigyung Jeong
김창규
한민우
권웅
정의경
Minwoo Han
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