Synthesis of mesoporous silicas with different pore sizes using PEO polymers via hydrothermal treatment: A direct template for mesoporous carbon
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Materials Chemistry and Physics 100(2006), 112–116
Journal
Materials Chemistry and Physics 100(2006), 112–116
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Date Issued
2006
Date
2006
Author(s)
Hsu, Chun-Han
Lin, Hong-Ping
Tang, Chin-Yuan
Lin, Ching-Yen
DOI
246246/2006111501243944
Abstract
In this paper, we used a simple hydrothermal treatment at 100 ◦C to introduce the meso-voids into the silica spheres templated by the lowtoxicity
poly(ethylene oxide) homopolymers. The generation of the meso-voids is ascribed to the mismatching interactions between the siloxane
groups on the further condensed silica wall and the ether groups in PEO polymers upon hydrothermal reaction. The void size in the silica spheres is
dependent on the pH values of the hydrothermal solution and increases with increasing the pH value. Because of the existence of the interconnective
meso-voids, the hydrothermally-treated PEO-silica spheres can be directly used as the template for mesoporous carbon without removing the PEO
polymers. After PF polymer-impregnation, curing, pyrolysis and HF-etching, the mesoporous carbon spheres of high surface area and pore volume
were obtained.
poly(ethylene oxide) homopolymers. The generation of the meso-voids is ascribed to the mismatching interactions between the siloxane
groups on the further condensed silica wall and the ether groups in PEO polymers upon hydrothermal reaction. The void size in the silica spheres is
dependent on the pH values of the hydrothermal solution and increases with increasing the pH value. Because of the existence of the interconnective
meso-voids, the hydrothermally-treated PEO-silica spheres can be directly used as the template for mesoporous carbon without removing the PEO
polymers. After PF polymer-impregnation, curing, pyrolysis and HF-etching, the mesoporous carbon spheres of high surface area and pore volume
were obtained.
Subjects
Hydrothermal treatment
Mesoporous silica
Mesoporous carbon
Polyethylene oxide
Phenol formaldehyde
Publisher
Taipei:National Taiwan University Dept Chem Engn
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journal article
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