Fine carbon fibrous structure
AssigneeHodogaya Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsJiayi Shan, Takayuki Tsukada, Fuminori Munekane
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AssigneeHodogaya Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsJiayi Shan, Takayuki Tsukada, Fuminori Munekane
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Disclosed is a fine carbon fibrous structure which comprises carbon fibers and granular parts, wherein at least two granular parts connect by at least one of the carbon fibers; wherein the fine carbon fibrous structure have a D2/D1 ratio of 1.3 to 10, wherein the D1 is the median diameter of outer diameters of the carbon fibers and the D2 is the area-based circle-equivalent median diameter of the particles; wherein the granular parts have a D2 of 0.05 to 0.4 μm; wherein the carbon fibers have a median length of not more than 20 μm; wherein the granular parts are produced in a growth process of the carbon fibers; and wherein at least a graphene layer which exists on and constitutes the surface of each granular part is continued on a graphene layer which exists on and constitutes the surface of the carbon fiber which connects between the granular parts.
Fine carbon fibrous structure which comprises carbon fibers and granular parts, wherein at least two granular parts connect by at least one of the carbon fibers;
Method for production of fine carbon fibrous structure, which comprises supplying methane, benzene, a catalyst and hydrogen into a reaction furnace in accordance with the vapor phase production method for carbon fiber, wherein the molar ratio of (methane/benzene) in a gas composition which is supplied into the reaction furnace exceeds 1 and is not more than 100;
Method for production of fine carbon fibrous structure, which comprises supplying methane, toluene and/or xylene, a catalyst and hydrogen into a reaction furnace in accordance with the vapor phase production method for carbon fiber, wherein the molar ratio of (methane/(toluene and/or xylene)) in a gas composition which is supplied into the reaction furnace exceeds 1 and is not more than 100;
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