Chemistry Letters · 1998 · 10 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCeramic MaterialsCeramicsMaterials ChemistryCeramic CompositesCeramic ProcessingHybrid MaterialsNanocompositesNanomaterials SynthesisSilicon MaterialsCeramic SynthesisNanocomposite SynthesisNanostructured Material SynthesisPrecursor ChemistryPrecursor CompoundsPrecursor DesignPrecursor MaterialsSilicon Carbide Ceramics
Abstract The reaction between (HAlNPri)m (Pri = CH(CH3)2) and [MeSi(H)NH]n (Me = CH3) led to hydrogen elimination to form a hybrid precursor. Thermogravimetry revealed that the ceramic yield of the hybrid precursor was much higher than those of (HAlNPri)m and [MeSi(H)NH]n, which was ascribed to the hydrogen elimination condensation between the AlH groups in (HAlNPri)m and the NH groups in [MeSi(H)NH]n during precursor synthesis and pyrolysis. The pyrolyzed product under Ar was a mixture of β-SiC, β-Si3N4 and 2H wurtzite-type compound, and the particle sizes were in the range of 20-30 nm.
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