Xigui Yang
Jilin University
23 Papers
59 Citations
Xigui Yang is an academic researcher from Jilin University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Raman spectroscopy & Carbon. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 15 publications. Previous affiliations of Xigui Yang include Zhengzhou University.
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Papers
Carbon nanodot-based humidity sensor for self-powered respiratory monitoring
TL;DR: In this paper , a self-powered humidity sensor based on carbon nanodots (CDs) was developed for respiratory monitoring, which exhibited high sensitivity at 94% relative humidity (RH) and excellent long-time stability under the RH range of 11% to 94%.
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High pressure transformation of graphene nanoplates: A Raman study
Shuangchen Lu,Mingguang Yao,Xigui Yang,Quanjun Li,Junping Xiao,Zhen Yao,Linhai Jiang,Ran Liu,Bo Liu,Shuanglong Chen,Bo Zou,Tian Cui,Bingbing Liu +12 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a phase transformation has been observed in graphene nanoplates at 15 GPa in the experiments with or without pressure medium, which can be explained by the interlayer coupling with sp3 bonds formed in the material.
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Tailoring Building Blocks and Their Boundary Interaction for the Creation of New, Potentially Superhard, Carbon Materials
Mingguang Yao,Wen Cui,Mingrun Du,Junping Xiao,Xigui Yang,Shijie Liu,Ran Liu,Fei Wang,Tian Cui,Bertil Sundqvist,Bertil Sundqvist,Bingbing Liu +11 more
TL;DR: A strategy for preparing hybrid carbon structures with amorphous carbon clusters as hard building blocks by compressing a series of predesigned two-component fullerides is presented, providing a way for the creation of new hard/superhard materials with desirable properties.
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Diamond-graphite nanocomposite synthesized from multi-walled carbon nanotubes fibers
Xigui Yang,Xigui Yang,Jiajun Dong,Mingguang Yao,Kuo Hu,Huanhuan Sun,Ran Liu,Chongxin Shan,Bingbing Liu +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a combined theory experiment approach confirmed the formation of diamond-graphite hybrid structure with the coherent interface consisted of covalent bonds between diamond and graphite, which opens an avenue for the synthesis of diamond graphite hybrid structures, which may be extended to generate new carbon nanocomposites using other suitable carbon precursors.
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