ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Carbonized PBO-Encapsulated Plasma-Activated Carbon Fibers Enabled Enhanced Thermal Conductivity and Mechanical Properties.
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Abstract
Application of polyacrylonitrile-derived carbon fiber (CF) as a thermal insulation material is restricted by inherently high thermal conductivity. Encapsulation of poly(p-phenylene benzobisoxazole) (PBO) on CF was supposed to improve the mechanical and heat resistance of CF, which would be desired to improve mechanical and thermal-insulating performances. In this work, PBO molecules were uniformly coated onto the surface of air plasma-treated CF. Carbonized PBO-encapsulated CF (CF@CPBO) was prepared via thermal treatment at 600-1400 °C. At higher carbonization temperatures, CF@CPBO exhibited a cleaner surface, more radial graphite layers within fibers, enhanced crystallinity of carbon layers (amorphous to 0.337 nm of interplanar spacing), reduced defective/graphitic content (0.959-0.909 of I
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