A Neoteric View of sp2 Amorphous Carbon

Elena F. Sheka
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Presented is a concentrated synopsis of facilities of empirical and virtual analytics that, once applied, have provided a fully new vision of sp2 amorphous carbons. This study proved that the solids are multilevel structures, started with the first-level basic structural units (BSUs) and accomplished as macroscopic agglomerates of globular structures, consisting, in its turn, of stacked BSUs. BSUs present necklaced graphene molecules, size, and shape of which are governed by the relevant graphene domains while chemical composition in addition to basic carbon is controlled with heteroatoms of the necklaces. This study shows that BSUs and stacks of BSUs determine the short-range order of the solids and are the main subject of the applied analytics. The synopsis consists of two parts related to empirical and virtual analytics. The former is composed of sections related to structural determination, total and atomic chemical content evaluation and elicitation of the covalent bond composition. The second presents new analytic approaches based on the Digital Twins concept and virtual vibrational spectrometry. The synopsis is configured as an atlas composed of generalized pictures accompanied with necessary explanations to be discussed in detail in the extended references.
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sp2非晶碳的近代观
提出了一个集中的概要经验和虚拟分析的设施,一旦应用,提供了sp2无定形碳的全新视野。本研究证明了固体是多层结构,从第一级基本结构单元(bsu)开始,以球状结构的宏观团聚体完成,而球状结构又由堆积的bsu组成。bsu呈现项链状石墨烯分子,其大小和形状由相关石墨烯域控制,而除了碱性碳外,化学成分由项链的杂原子控制。这项研究表明,bsu和bsu的堆叠决定了固体的短程顺序,是应用分析的主要主题。摘要包括两个部分相关的经验和虚拟分析。前者由结构测定、总化学和原子化学含量评价和共价键组成推导等部分组成。第二部分提出了基于数字孪生概念和虚拟振动光谱的新分析方法。概要配置为一个由广义图片组成的地图集,并附有必要的解释,将在扩展的参考文献中详细讨论。
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Radioelektronika, Nanosistemy, Informacionnye Tehnologii
Radioelektronika, Nanosistemy, Informacionnye Tehnologii Materials Science-Materials Science (miscellaneous)
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期刊介绍: Journal “Radioelectronics. Nanosystems. Information Technologies” (abbr RENSIT) publishes original articles, reviews and brief reports, not previously published, on topical problems in radioelectronics (including biomedical) and fundamentals of information, nano- and biotechnologies and adjacent areas of physics and mathematics. The authors of the journal are academicians, corresponding members and foreign members of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS) and their colleagues, as well as other russian and foreign authors on the proposal of the members of RANS, which can be obtained by the author before sending articles to the editor or after its arrival on the recommendation of a member of the editorial board or another member of the RANS, who gave the opinion on the article at the request of the editior. The editors will accept articles in both Russian and English languages. Articles are internally peer reviewed (double-blind peer review) by members of the Editorial Board. Some articles undergo external review, if necessary. Designed for researchers, graduate students, physics students of senior courses and teachers. It turns out 2 times a year (that includes 2 rooms)
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