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Hui Zhang1,2, Geng Gao1, Yin Li1
1The National Engineering Laboratory for Vacuum Metallurgy, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650093, China.
Abstract:
In this work, we proposed a facile dissolution-crystallization strategy based on density functional theory calculations to achieve rapid as well as uniform distribution of sulfur on porous carbon. Sulfur-containing solution can completely penetrate porous material and in preference remove into the pores under the influence of capillary force, and sulfur tends to crystallize on the defective even non-defective carbon matrix rather than agglomerate. The S/PC composites prepared by this method can still achieve uniform distribution of sulfur when the sulfur content is as high as 85%. All operations can be completed within a few minutes without any heating. Compared with common melt-diffusion and vapor-phase infusion, this approach has lower energy consumption and is simple, safe, continuous, and rapid.
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