Development of SiO2/C and SiC/C Composites Featuring Aerogel Structures

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C/SiO₂ and C/SiC composites featuring the structures of aerogels possess diverse structural characteristics. Due to their unique properties, such as porosity, low density and high temperature resistance, C/SiO₂ and C/SiC composites can be widely applied in the fields including high temperature thermal insulation, absorption, catalysis, hydrogen storage, and photoelectricity. In this paper, an overview of the literature is presented on C/SiO₂ and C/SiC composites featuring aerogel structures. According to the introducing methods of silicon and carbon sources, these composites can usually be synthesized by three methods: co-polymerization, impregnation and polymeric precursor pyrolysis. The technological characteristics of the three methods are discussed in accordance with relative existence between carbon and silica. Meanwhile, the characteristics of microstructures, crosslinking mechanisms and the physical properties are analyzed. Some researchful proposals for further developments are proposed. In our opinions, the diverse methods of compositing carbon and silicon result in various characteristics and properties of C/SiO₂ and C/SiC composites, which expands relevant research fields.

Key words: carbon-silica composites, carbon-silicon carbide composites, aerogels, Sol-Gel method, preparation, review

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HE Fei, LI Ya, LUO Jin, FANG Min-Han, HE Xiao-Dong. Development of SiO₂/C and SiC/C Composites Featuring Aerogel Structures[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2017, 32(5): 449-458.

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Precursors	Temperature/ ℃	Density/ (g•cm^-3)	Ratio of porosity/ %	specific surface area/(m²•g^-1)	Pore volume/ (cm³•g^-1)	Average pore size/nm
PhTMS+TMOS (molar ratio=1:4)^[42]	as-prepared 1000	0.48 0.58	-	987 581	-	2.8 2.5
TEOS+PDMS^[51]	1200	0.30	-	198.04	0.684	5.6
MDMS+TEOS (molar ratio=1:1)^[46]	as-prepared 800	-	-	425.5 275.0	1.87 -	17.59 -
BTEE^[52]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	1022 69	0.53 0.02	-
BTME^[52]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	867 735	0.74 0.36	-
TEOS+TBOT+PDMS^[53]	as-prepared 400 600 800 1000	-	-	1.1 300.1 515.2 283.1 1.4	1.7 2.8 2.7 1.7 1.1	-
BTEBP^[13]	300 1300 1400 1500	0.264 0.260 0.265 0.266	83 91 91 91	1190 1050 818 796	0.916 0.802 0.703 0.639	-
MTMS+GPYMS^[54]	as-prepared 1000 as-prepared 1000	0.31 0.61 0.18 0.49	78 - 87 -	464 207 618 150	1.24 0.98 1.07 0.52	11 18 7 14
PHMS^[55]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	227 180	1.37 1.09	52 24
MTES^[56]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	727 168	1.47 0.80	8.0 18.5
PDMS+TrEOS^[57]	as-prepared 1100	-	59-69 1.6	405-583 109	-	3.2-5.0 <2
MDES+TrEOS^[58]	as-prepared 1000	-		88±2 50±1	0.45±0.02 0.31±0.02	-

Precursors	Temperature/ ℃	Density/ (g•cm^-3)	Ratio of porosity/ %	specific surface area/(m²•g^-1)	Pore volume/ (cm³•g^-1)	Average pore size/nm
PhTMS+TMOS (molar ratio=1:4)^[42]	as-prepared 1000	0.48 0.58	-	987 581	-	2.8 2.5
TEOS+PDMS^[51]	1200	0.30	-	198.04	0.684	5.6
MDMS+TEOS (molar ratio=1:1)^[46]	as-prepared 800	-	-	425.5 275.0	1.87 -	17.59 -
BTEE^[52]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	1022 69	0.53 0.02	-
BTME^[52]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	867 735	0.74 0.36	-
TEOS+TBOT+PDMS^[53]	as-prepared 400 600 800 1000	-	-	1.1 300.1 515.2 283.1 1.4	1.7 2.8 2.7 1.7 1.1	-
BTEBP^[13]	300 1300 1400 1500	0.264 0.260 0.265 0.266	83 91 91 91	1190 1050 818 796	0.916 0.802 0.703 0.639	-
MTMS+GPYMS^[54]	as-prepared 1000 as-prepared 1000	0.31 0.61 0.18 0.49	78 - 87 -	464 207 618 150	1.24 0.98 1.07 0.52	11 18 7 14
PHMS^[55]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	227 180	1.37 1.09	52 24
MTES^[56]	as-prepared 1000	-	-	727 168	1.47 0.80	8.0 18.5
PDMS+TrEOS^[57]	as-prepared 1100	-	59-69 1.6	405-583 109	-	3.2-5.0 <2
MDES+TrEOS^[58]	as-prepared 1000	-		88±2 50±1	0.45±0.02 0.31±0.02	-

Property	Value	Comments	Values for vitreous silica
Density/(g•cm^-3)	2.35		2.20
Coefficient of the thermal expansion/K^-1	3.14×10^-6	Average of many samples on cooling between 1000℃ and 100℃; hot-pressed	0.5
Vickers hardness/(kg•mm^-2)	855 704	200 g load 1000 g load	600-700
Critical stress intensity factor /(MPa•m^1/2)	1.8	1000 g load	1
Fracture strength/MPa	153±20	3-point bending of 0.74 mm diameter fibers
Fracture strength/MPa	385±227	3-point bending of bars
Young's elastic modulus/GPa	97.9		70
Index of refraction	1.58	At 0.5893 μm	1.46
Glass transition/℃	1350	Viscosity of 10¹³ P	1190
Dielectric constant	4.4	25℃, 10 to 10⁷ Hz pyrolyzed to 1100℃	4
Dielectric loss tangent	0.1	25℃, 10 to 10⁷Hz pyrolyzed to 1100℃	10^-4
Electrical conductivity /(Ω·cm)^-1	4×10^-13	25℃, pyrolyzed to 1100℃	~10^-22

Property	Value	Comments	Values for vitreous silica
Density/(g•cm^-3)	2.35		2.20
Coefficient of the thermal expansion/K^-1	3.14×10^-6	Average of many samples on cooling between 1000℃ and 100℃; hot-pressed	0.5
Vickers hardness/(kg•mm^-2)	855 704	200 g load 1000 g load	600-700
Critical stress intensity factor /(MPa•m^1/2)	1.8	1000 g load	1
Fracture strength/MPa	153±20	3-point bending of 0.74 mm diameter fibers
Fracture strength/MPa	385±227	3-point bending of bars
Young's elastic modulus/GPa	97.9		70
Index of refraction	1.58	At 0.5893 μm	1.46
Glass transition/℃	1350	Viscosity of 10¹³ P	1190
Dielectric constant	4.4	25℃, 10 to 10⁷ Hz pyrolyzed to 1100℃	4
Dielectric loss tangent	0.1	25℃, 10 to 10⁷Hz pyrolyzed to 1100℃	10^-4
Electrical conductivity /(Ω·cm)^-1	4×10^-13	25℃, pyrolyzed to 1100℃	~10^-22

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