1995 年 1995 巻 170 号 p. 295-297
Ethylene-sorption isotherms of CsC24 prepared from carbon materials with different heattreatment temperatures (HTT) of 1000, 1500, 2000 and 2600°c were determined at 194K. It was found that the saturated amount of ethylene sorbed by CsC24 decreased with decreasing HTT of the starting material.
This behavior was discussed in connection with the degree of charge transfer between Cs and carbon layers. 13C-NMR of the CsC24 samples showed that the degree of charge transfer decreases when HTT of the starting material decreases. Since the size of cesium decreases with reducing the extent of ionization (rcs+=1.67Å, rcs0=2.67Å), it can be said that the free volume of the interlayer spaces decreases with decreasing HTT, so that the amount of sorbed ethylene decreases with decreasing HTT.