Journal: Materials

Article Title: Film Growth Rates and Activation Energies for Core-Shell Nanoparticles Derived from a CVD Based Aerosol Process

doi: 10.3390/ma8030966

Figure Lengend Snippet: TEM images of ( a ) commercial silica particles (AngstromSphere™) used as-received and coated with molybdenum oxide, where residues on the particle surface hinder conformal coating; ( b ) the same commercial silica particles calcinated prior to coating to remove residues and then coated with molybdenum oxide; ( c ) CVS generated silica particles coated successively with bismuth oxide and molybdenum oxide.

Article Snippet: Commercial grade 200-nm silica particles (AngstromSphere™, Fiber Optic Center Inc., New Bedford, MA, USA) were aerosolized in a fluidized bed as described by Clemente et al. [ ] and then fed into the CVD coating reactor.

Techniques: Generated

Journal: Materials

Article Title: Film Growth Rates and Activation Energies for Core-Shell Nanoparticles Derived from a CVD Based Aerosol Process

doi: 10.3390/ma8030966

Figure Lengend Snippet: FTIR spectra of commercial silica particles (AngstromSphere™) measured as-received and after calcination at 600 °C in air. Peak positions of organic residues are indicated. The peak around 960 is attributed to surface hydroxyl groups and –CH2 vibrations.

Article Snippet: Commercial grade 200-nm silica particles (AngstromSphere™, Fiber Optic Center Inc., New Bedford, MA, USA) were aerosolized in a fluidized bed as described by Clemente et al. [ ] and then fed into the CVD coating reactor.

Techniques: