Structural transformations of nanoglobular carbon under the action high energy pulsed beams
Develops the concept that under pulsed power influence there is a transformation of carbon black (CB) particles into the other types of carbon nanoglobules. The fruitfulness of this approach is shown in the examples of the impact on CB by submillisecond electron beam pulses with an energy density of 10-50 J/cm <sup>2</sup> and nanosecond laser pulses with an energy density from 1200 to 6300 J/cm <sup>2</sup>. According to the transmission electron microscope there is a CB restructuring with the formation of two types of spherical particles with original morphology - nanocapsules and rose-like globules that have more highly ordered structure.