A theoretical investigation and synthesis of layered ternary carbide system U-Al-C
Zhou, Jie; Bai, Xiaojing; Deng, Qihuang; Qiao, Yingjie; Qiu, Nianxiang; Zha, Xianhu; Luo, Kan; Zhou, Yuhong; Huang, Qing; Du, Shiyu
刊名CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL
2018
卷号44期号:2页码:1646-1652
关键词Mechanical-properties Physical-properties Crystal-structure Max Phases Irradiation Ti3alc2 Ti3sic2 Fuel Tolerance Ual3c3
英文摘要This article presents the theoretical predictions and experimental synthesis of the uranium-containing layered ternary carbides UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4. The electronic structures and mechanical properties of UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4 have been investigated by first-principles computations. The chemical bonding characteristics of UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4 have been compared to those of nanolaminated ternary carbides and strong interactions have been found between uranium and carbon atoms. Furthermore, UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4 powders have been fabricated by the solid state reaction method and the crystal structures of UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4 have been determined by X-ray diffraction (XRD). Based on the present results, the layered ternary carbides UAl3C3 and U2Al3C4 may provide an expansion of the derivative MAX phase (layered compounds) family as well as a new option for nuclear fuels.
学科主题Polymer Science
语种英语
公开日期2018-12-04
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.nimte.ac.cn/handle/174433/16844]  
专题2018专题
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Zhou, Jie,Bai, Xiaojing,Deng, Qihuang,et al. A theoretical investigation and synthesis of layered ternary carbide system U-Al-C[J]. CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL,2018,44(2):1646-1652.
APA Zhou, Jie.,Bai, Xiaojing.,Deng, Qihuang.,Qiao, Yingjie.,Qiu, Nianxiang.,...&Du, Shiyu.(2018).A theoretical investigation and synthesis of layered ternary carbide system U-Al-C.CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL,44(2),1646-1652.
MLA Zhou, Jie,et al."A theoretical investigation and synthesis of layered ternary carbide system U-Al-C".CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL 44.2(2018):1646-1652.
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