A review about the fluorination and oxyfluorination of carbon fibres
Abstract
Depending both on structure and properties of the starting carbonaceous material, and on the fluorination
conditions, fluorine can bond to carbon fibres in various ways. This review aims to investigate the versatility of
the C-F bonding and its influence on the fibre properties. Morphology and surface properties, such as diameter,
Scanning Electron Microscopy observations, specific surface area, wettability and surface acidity are discussed
according to the fluorine content and the fluorination route. Structural and bulk properties of fluorinated carbon
fibres, regarding Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction analysis, electrical and mechanical properties, and
bonding with polymers are also studied. 114 papers are reviewed in order to both extract general trends on those
characteristics and highlight applications as fillers in composites and sensitive materials in gas sensing.
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