Materials Chemistry and Physics

Experimental data

Electronic Supporting Information

The data showcasing the transformation of Cu3N to chalcocite and deginite. The graphs are plotted using Origin software and the raw data can be obtained by double-clicking on the graphs.

This file contains information / data on Thermal Properties of Spark Plasma -sintered Polylactide/Graphene Composites

Preparation of CoFe2O4 hollow spheres with colloidal carbon sphere templates and wave absorption performance enhancement via optimization of dispersion and size

These are the raw Quantum-ESPRESSO input/output data files

Original data from XRD and precision impedance analyzer.

Nano- and micro-sized Ca1-xSrxMoO4 (x=0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9 and 1.0) ceramics have been successfully synthesized by an aqueous sol-gel synthesis method in the sol-gel process using tartaric acid as a ligand. In order to show the possible pathways of chemical reactions during the sol-gel processing and its influence under the heat-treatment at high-temperature, the thermal analysis as a powerful analytical technique was applied. The mechanism of thermal decomposition of both the tartaric acid and metal tartrates between all multicomponent Ca1-xSrxMoO4 samples was established and qualitatively compared. Moreover, in support of data from the TGA/DSC curves the quantitative distribution of intermediate products in the gel precursors during the heat-treatment was also estimated. In addition, theoretically determined data of the carbon residues were compared with the corresponding mass change from the TGA curve as a match by suggested reaction mechanism. By combining thermoanalytical investigation with the X-ray diffraction of samples heat-treated at a different temperature the relation of a final composition and its crystallite size with the thermal decomposition process of volatile components was estimated. Scanning electron microscopy was used for both the characterization of surface morphology and estimation of the particle size in the ceramic. FT-IR spectroscopy was applied in order to estimate the possible differences between multicomponent Ca1-xSrxMoO4 systems taking into account the size of crystallites and the nature of surface morphology. Finally, the Raman spectroscopic technique confirmed the initial composition of the elements in the synthesized ceramic and clearly showed that the distribution of both calcium and strontium atoms corresponds to the product, which is composed of a single-phase crystalline compound.

Mo equivalent calculated based on Dong's model

The data set represent the wear depth as a function of time and applied normal loads during the dry reciprocating sliding of Ti-Ni binary alloy against alloy steel counterface.