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. 2020 Oct 14;10(10):2021. doi: 10.3390/nano10102021

Table 1.

Structural parameters of amorphous carbons 1.

Samples Interlayer Distance,
d (Å)
LCSRc, nm Number of BSU Layers LCSRa, nm Ref.
mncr Gr 2 3.35(X) 105 313 550 this work
μncr Gr 2 3.35(X) 49 146 184 this work
ShC 3.47(N); 3.48(X) 2,5(N); 2.0(X) 7(N); 5–6(X) 2.1(X) [17]
AnthX 3.47(N); 3.47(X) 2.5(N); 1.9(X) 7(N); 5–6(X) 1.6(X) [17]
AnthC (Donetsk) 3.50(X) 2.2(X) 5–6(X) 2.1(X) [17]
CB632 3.57(N); 3.58(X) 2.2(N); 1.6(X) 6(N); 4–5(X) 1.4(X) [17]
CB624 3 3.40(N); 3.45(X) 7.8(N); 6(X) 23(N); 17(X) 14.6 [17]
Ak-rGO 3.50(N) 2.4 (N) 7(N) >20(N) 4 [27]
TE-rGO 3.36(N) 2.9 (N) 8(N) >20(N) 4 [28]

1 Notations (N) and (X) indicate data obtained by neutron and X-ray diffraction, respectively. 2 The data are obtained by the treatment of (002) and (110) reflexes using Scherrer’s relation LCSR = λ/cosΘ. Here λ is the X-ray radiation wavelength (CuKα) 0.154 nm, Θ is the position of the (110) (LCSRa) and (002) (LCSRc) peaks, B is the half-height width of the peak in 2Θ (rad) units, and constant K constitutes 0.9 and 1.84 for reflexes (002) and (110), respectively, in the approximation of disk-shaped particles. 3 X-ray data were corrected in the current study. 4 LCSRa = 20 nm means the low limit of the value accessible for the measurements performed.