国家/地区 Iran（14）
关键词 DFT（9） GRAPHENE（8） ADSORPTION（5）
MECHANISM（4） GRAPHENE OXIDE（3） N2O REDUCTION（3）
CO OXIDATION（2） TIC（2）
出版物 APPLIED SURFACE SCI.（2） CHEMICAL PHYSICS LE.（2） CHEMISTRYSELECT（2）
出版时间 2018（14）
机构 UNIV MARAGHEH（14）
作者 ESRAFILI MD（9） AGHAJANI H（2） AKBARPOUR MR（2） DINPARAST L（2）
MOUSAVIAN P（2） SADEGHI N（2）

Microstructure and tribological properties of in-situ TiC-C/Cu nanocomposites synthesized using different carbon sources (graphite, carbon nanotube and graphene) in the Cu-Ti-C system

CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL

SADEGHI N, AGHAJANI H, AKBARPOUR MR

Exploring Reaction Mechanisms for the Reduction of NO Molecules over Al- or Si-Anchored Graphene Oxide: A Metal-Free Approach

CHEMISTRYSELECT

ESRAFILI MD

Boosting graphene reactivity with co-doping of boron and nitrogen atoms: CO oxidation by O-2 molecule

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE

ESRAFILI MD, MOUSAVIAN P

N2O + CO reaction over a single Si or P atom incorporated nitrogen-doped graphene: A comparative DFT study

CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS

ESRAFILI MD

A novel two-step mechanical milling approach and in-situ reactive synthesis to fabricate TiC/Graphene layer/Cu nanocomposites and investigation of their mechanical properties

MATERIALS SCIENCE ENGINEERING ASTRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE PROCESSING

SADEGHI N, AKBARPOUR MR, AGHAJANI H

8-Hydroxyquinoline Functionalized Graphene Oxide: an Efficient Fluorescent Nanosensor for Zn2+ in Aqueous Media

JOURNAL OF FLUORESCENCE

EFTEKHARISIS B, REZAZADEH Z, AKBARI A, AMINI M

BN co-doped graphene monolayers as promising metal-free catalysts for N2O reduction: A DFT study

CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS

ESRAFILI MD

Al or Si decorated graphene-oxide: A promising material for capture and activation of ethylene and acetylene

JOURNAL OF PHYSICS CHEMISTRY OF SOLIDS

ESRAFILI MD, DINPARAST L

Probing reaction pathways for oxidation of CO by O-2 molecule over P-doped divacancy graphene: A DFT study

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE

ESRAFILI MD, MOUSAVIAN P

CO Oxidation Catalyzed by a Single Ti Atom Supported on Divacancy Defective Graphene: A Dispersion-Corrected DFT Study

CHEMISTRYSELECT

ESRAFILI MD, HEYDARI S