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$Carbon 43 (2005) II www.elsevier.com/locate/carbon Keywords for Carbon Authors should select a maximum of ï¬ve keywords from the following lists. It is recommended that, as far as it is possible, at least one keyword be selected from each category, as in the following example: Keywords: Carbon composites; Impregnation; Pyrolysis; Ultrasonic measurements; Mechanical properties. A. Types of Carbon activated carbon battery carbon carbon aerogel carbon beads carbon black carbon cloth carbon clusters carbon composites carbon ï¬bers carbon ï¬laments carbon ï¬lms carbon microbeads carbon microcoils carbon nanoï¬bers carbon nanoparticles carbon nanotubes carbon onions carbon precursor carbon xerogels carbon/carbon composites carbyne catalytically grown carbon char charcoal chemically modiï¬ed carbons coal coal tar pitch coke diamond diamond-like carbon doped carbons electrodes exfoliated graphite fullerene glass-like carbon graphite graphite oxide graphitic carbon highly oriented graphite intercalation compounds isotropic carbon mesophase mesophase pitch molecular sieves natural graphite needle coke non-graphitic carbon nuclear graphite petroleum coke petroleum pitch pitch porous carbon pyrolytic carbon resins shungite single crystals soot synthetic graphite tars vapor growth carbon B. Preparation and Processing activation annealing arc discharge baking calcination carbonization catalyst catalyst support chemical treatment chemical vapor deposition chemical vapor inï¬ltration coating coking combustion cracking doping electrochemical treatment etching gasiï¬cation graphitization grinding heat treatment high pressure hydrothermal treatment implantation impregnation intercalation laser irradiation mixing oxidation plasma deposition plasma reactions plasma sputtering pyrolysis sintering stabilization surface treatment C. Techniques adsorption atomic force microscopy BET surface area chemisorption chromatography computational chemistry diï¬erential scanning calorimetry dynamical mechanical thermal analysis electron diï¬raction electron energy loss spectroscopy electron microscopy electron paramagnetic resonance electron spin resonance ellipsometry image analysis infrared spectroscopy ion scattering spectroscopy light scattering mass spectrometry mercury porosimetry microcalorimetry modeling molecular simulation Mossbauer spectroscopy Â¨ neutron scattering nuclear magnetic resonance optical microscopy photoelectron spectroscopy Raman spectroscopy Rheology scanning electron microscopy scanning tunneling microscopy small angle X-ray scattering spectrophotometry sputtering temperature programmed desorption thermal analysis thermodynamic analysis transmission electron microscopy ultrasonic measurements X-ray diï¬raction X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy X-ray scattering D. Properties and Phenomena absorption activation energy adsorption properties aggregation bioactivity biocompatibility carbon yield catalytic properties chemical structure crystal structure crystallite size defects density dielectric properties diï¬usion elastic properties electrical (electronic) properties electrochemical properties electronic structure ï¬eld emission fracture frictional properties functional groups galvanomagnetic properties gas storage heat of adsorption immersion enthalpy intercalation reactions interfacial properties lattice constant lattice dynamics luminescence magnetic properties mechanical properties microporosity microstructure Mossbauer eï¬ect Â¨ optical properties particle size phase equilibria phase transitions phonons photoconductivity porosity radiation damage reaction kinetics reactivity rheology speciï¬c heat superconductivity surface areas surface oxygen complexes surface properties texture thermal conductivity thermal diï¬usivity thermal expansion thermodynamic properties transport properties viscoelasticity doi:10.1016/S0008-6223(05)00451-3$

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