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01.04.2008
Electro-conductive porous ceramics prepared by chemical vapor infiltration of TiN
Erschienen in: Journal of Materials Science | Ausgabe 8/2008
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Abstract
Using pressure-pulsed chemical vapor infiltration (PCVI) method, TiN was partially infiltrated at 850 °C from gas system of TiCl4 (1%)–N2 (10%)–H2 into the highly porous carbon substrates prepared by the carbonization of cotton-wool, filter paper, and wood at 1,000 °C in Ar for 4 h. After 10,000 pulses of PCVI, electro-conductive porous ceramics having the three-dimensionally continuous current paths were obtained, which had the porosity of 80% and more, the resistivity of 10−5–10−6 Ω m, and the average pore sizes of 10–40 μm. The geometric surface area per unit volume of the sample was higher than that of the conventional foil-type current collector for lithium-ion battery. The surface area showed the highest value for the sample obtained from carbonized wood substrate.