Morphological Design of Mesoporous Hybrid Materials

作者: Yun-Pei Zhu , Zhong-Yong Yuan

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-45634-7_4

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摘要: The well-structured and controllable micro- or macromorphology of porous nanomaterials is great importance for practical applications. possibility to fabricate films, spheres, monoliths, so on has been explored. Different morphologies show distinct potentials in various areas. Spheres can be used biosensoring chromatograph packing; films are applicable the areas catalysis separation; monoliths find fit photonic devices. Controllable synthesis both mesoscale (mesostructure) macroscale (morphology) therefore necessary. assembly structures control mesoporous materials a concerted campaign affect each other. factors that determine ultimate include several elements: hydrolyzation condensation inorganic precursor species, types surfactant molecules, interaction between precursors their related species surfactants, additives, physical techniques. As siliceous materials, one achieve with such as fibers, vesicles, “single crystals,” through manipulating these factors. Notwithstanding, non-siliceous still restricted relatively simple due considerably complicated reaction systems unpredictable coordination organic moieties. Some classical hybrid thus presented follows.

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