Abstract:
A purification method for a carbon material containing carbon nanotubes is provided, which satisfies the following requirements: The method should prevent carbon nanotubes from being damaged, broken or flocculated; the method should be capable of removing the catalyst metal and carbon components other than the carbon nanotubes; and the method should be applicable to not only multi-walled carbon nanotubes but also single-walled carbon nanotubes which will undergo significant structural changes when heated to 1400° C. or higher temperatures. The method is characterized by including a carbon material preparation process for preparing a carbon material containing carbon nanotubes by an arc discharge method, using an anode made of a material containing at least carbon and a catalyst metal; and a halogen treatment process for bringing the carbon material into contact with a gas containing a halogen and/or halogen compound.
Abstract:
A heat-resistant adhesive is provided for use in an adhesive member for the fabrication of a semiconductor package by bonding a semiconductor chip to a lead frame with the adhesive member and sealing at least the semiconductor chip and a bonded part between the semiconductor chip and the lead frame with a sealant. The adhesive has a coming-out length of not more than 2 mm and a water absorption rate of not more than 3 wt. %. Preferably, the adhesive has a glass transition point of at least 200° C.
Abstract:
A high-purity carbon fiber reinforced carbon composite formed by a process which entails graphitizing a molded member packed with carbon fibers, which fibers are subjected to a purification process under halogen gas prior to being graphitized and prior to being packed with a matrix of carbon material, and the matrix of carbon material, the carbon fiber reinforced carbon composite having an impurities content of not more than 30 ppm in ash content and satisfies either or both of the following conditions for impurities: (1) V is not more than 0.12 ppm by ICP-OES; and (2) Fe is not more than 0.10 ppm by ICP-OES.
Abstract:
A heat-resistant adhesive is provided for use in an adhesive member for the fabrication of a semiconductor package by bonding a semiconductor chip to a lead frame with the adhesive member and sealing at least the semiconductor chip and a bonded part between the semiconductor chip and the lead frame with a sealant. The adhesive has a coming-out length of not more than 2 mm and a water absorption rate of not more than 3 wt. %. Preferably, the adhesive has a glass transition point of at least 200.degree. C.
Abstract:
A porous carbon that has an extremely high specific surface area while being crystalline, and a method of manufacturing the porous carbon are provided.A porous carbon has mesopores 4 and a carbonaceous wall 3 constituting an outer wall of the mesopores 4, wherein the carbonaceous wall 3 has a portion forming a layered structure. The porous carbon is fabricated by mixing a polyamic acid resin 1 as a carbon precursor with magnesium oxide 2 as template particles; heat-treating the mixture in a nitrogen atmosphere at 1000° C. for 1 hour to cause the polyamic acid resin to undergo heat decomposition; washing the resultant sample with a sulfuric acid solution at a concentration of 1 mol/L to dissolve MgO away; and heat-treating the noncrystalline porous carbon in a nitrogen atmosphere at 2500° C.
Abstract:
Since the dense and high purity pyrolytic-carbon-coated layer is formed with a thickness of 10-100 &mgr;m on the surface of the C/C composite, even when metallic impurities of the inside C/C composite are 5-100 ppm in ash content, similar effects to those of a known crucible made of the C/C composite whose inside was subjected to high purification can be produced to achieve full applicability to the structural elements of the CZ apparatus. Also, since the process time required or the C/C composite itself to be subjected to the high purification can be shortened, the effect of reducing the manufacturing costs considerably can be obtained.
Abstract:
A heat-resistant adhesive is provided for use in an adhesive member for the fabrication of a semiconductor package by bonding a semiconductor chip to a lead frame with the adhesive member and sealing at least the semiconductor chip and a bonded part between the semiconductor chip and the lead frame with a sealant. The adhesive has a coming-out length of not more than 2 mm and a water absorption rate of not more than 3 wt. %. Preferably, the adhesive has a glass transition point of at least 200° C.
Abstract:
There is obtained a carbon material for lithium-ion secondary battery negative electrode, a low-crystalline carbon impregnated carbon material for lithium-ion secondary battery negative electrode, a negative electrode plate, and a lithium-ion secondary battery, each of which realizes a first charge/discharge cycle with less gas generation and provides a rapid charge/discharge. The carbon material is obtained by: blending and kneading a carbonaceous aggregate with a binder to form a composition; press molding the composition into an article; carbonizing the press molded article; graphitizing the article to obtain an artificial graphite block; milling the block; and carrying out particle size control. The carbon material has characteristics of: (1) R-value=(I1360/I1580)≧0.2, where R-value is defined by the ratio of D band to G band in Raman spectrum using Nd:YAG laser light of 532 nm wavelength; and (2) d(002)≧0.336 nm, and Lc(002)≦50 nm, where d(002) and Lc(002) are crystallographic parameters calculated by Gakushin-method. The carbon material is used for the negative electrode plate of a lithium-ion secondary battery, and used in the lithium-ion secondary battery having therein the negative electrode plate.
Abstract:
The invention provides an anode material for lithium ion secondary battery using a coated graphite powder as a raw material. The coated graphite powder is coated with carbonized material of thermoplastic resin of a carbonization yield of not more than 20 wt % in a proportion of not more than 10 parts by weight the carbonized material per 100 parts by weight graphite powder. The graphite powder as coated with thermoplastic resin increases 5% or more in accumulative pore volume of the graphite powder having a pore size of 0.012 μm to 40 μm as measured by a mercury porosimeter method, as compared with the graphite powder before coated with the thermoplastic resin. The coated graphite powder has a mesopore volume defined by IUPAC of 0.01 cc/g or less as calculated with the BJH method as viewed from desorption isotherm, which is also equal to 60% or less of the pore volume of the graphite powder before coated with the thermoplastic resin, an average particle size ranging from 10 μm to 50 μm, as measured by a laser-scattering-particle-size-distribution measuring device, and a ratio of standard deviation to the average particle size (σ/D) of 0.02 or less.
Abstract:
Related to a liquid-crystal alignment film that can align liquid-crystal molecules without resort to the rubbing.The liquid-crystal alignment film of the present invention comprises a resin (e.g., a polyimide) containing a photoisomerizable and dichroic structural unit (e.g., a stilbene derivative), and is furnished with the ability to align liquid-crystal molecules when a film formed of the resin is irradiated with linearly polarized light; the ability to align liquid-crystal molecules being held and fixed.The liquid-crystal alignment film of the present invention is used in electric-filed driven type liquid-crystal display devices.