| 研究生: |
許君漢 Hsu, Chun-Han |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
以模板法合成中孔洞材料 Synthesis of Mesoporous Materials by Templating Technology |
| 指導教授: |
林弘萍
Lin, Hong-Ping |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
理學院 - 化學系 Department of Chemistry |
| 論文出版年: | 2006 |
| 畢業學年度: | 94 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 93 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 高分子混摻 、明膠 、中孔洞氧化矽 、碳材 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | mesoporous silica, carbon, polymer blend, gelatin |
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氧化矽孔洞材料與碳材因為具有廣泛的應用性,如吸附劑、固態模板、催化擔體及電極材料等,所以引起許多研究的關注。於本論文中,我們將以各種PEO高分子結合矽酸鈉水溶液,於pH 5.0的環境下製備出具有次微米或微米級尺度的氧化矽球。經由水熱反應後,因氧化矽的縮合程度提高及PEO與氧化矽之間的作用力下降,造成於未經燒步驟移除有機物即有中孔洞(mesopore)的產生,此外在不同的pH條件下進行合成,可調控氧化矽材料的孔徑大小。以燒後的氧化矽材料為奈米模板,經由簡易的含浸法將工業級、低成本的碳源-酚醛樹脂導入,皆可簡易地製備出中孔洞碳材。
此外,本研究嘗試以高分子混摻的概念,合成出中孔洞氧化矽材料與碳材。以中性高分子與酚醛樹脂混摻物為模板,經由快速的矽質化過程,產生PEO—PF resin—silica的複合體,經燒移除有機物後,即可得到具有高表面積( 300 ~ 700 m2g-1)與較大孔徑( 6.0~8.0 nm)的中孔洞氧化矽材料;若經由100 oC下進行酚醛樹脂的固化反應、1000 oC下進行裂解碳化步驟後,以HF(aq)移除氧化矽,則可得到具有高表面積( 900~1500 m2g-1)與大的孔洞體積( 1.0~2.0 cm3g-1)之中孔洞碳材。
隨著對界面活性劑的毒性關注日增,使得以環境無害的反應試劑來製備中孔洞氧化矽成為研究方向之一。由於明膠為一水溶性蛋白質,包含許多胺基可與矽酸鈉上的矽烷基以多重氫鍵來形成極強的作用力,所以明膠可以當作模板來合成孔洞氧化矽。另外可將明膠—酚甲醛樹脂兩高分子於混摻後當模板來合成中孔洞氧化矽材料或中孔洞碳材。
Recently, porous silicas and carbons of high surface area, large pore volume and tunable pore size have attracted much interest of the chemistry and material community due to their potential applications as adsorbents, templates, catalyst supports, and electrode materials.
In this thesis, we performed the PEO polymers to combine with the sodium silicate solution at pH value of 5.0 to prepare the submicron- or micron-sized PEO-silica spheres. After a hydrothermal treatment, a further silica condensation and interaction mismatching between the PEO and siloxane (Si––O–Si) or Si–O- groups would lead to the meso-voids even without removing PEO polymer. Moreover, the mesopore dimension is dependent on the pH value of the gel solution. The mesoporous carbons have been efficiently prepared via a convenient impregnation method using with calcined mesoporous silica as nanotemplates and commercial-grade phenol-formaldehyde resin as carbon source.
Based on the concept of polymer blending, we proposed a new method to prepare the mesoporous silicas and carbons by using a polymer blend of neutral polymer and phenol-formaldehyde resin as template. Through a rapid silicification at pH 5.0, a PEO–PF resin–silica composite was generated. After calcination for removing organics, the mesoporous silicas were obtained with surface areas (300–700 m2g-1) and pore sizes ( 6.0–8.0 nm). On the other hand, PEO–PF resin–silica composites can be converted to mesoporous carbons via a consequent processes of polymerization at 100 oC, pyrolysis under N2 atmosphere at 1000 oC and HF-etching . The mesoporous carbons possess the properties of high surface areas ( 900—1500 m2g-1), large pore volume ( 1.0—2.0 cm3g-1).
With recently increasing concern on the aquatic toxicity of the surfactants, using natural-friendly reagents to prepare the mesoporous silica is much desirable. The gelatin of water-soluble natural proteins which has lots of amine (–NH2) functional groups can have a high affinity to strongly interact with silanol groups on the silicate species via multiple hydrogen bonds. Therefore, the gelatin could be regarded as a new template to synthesize the porous silica. In addition, the gelatin-phenol formaldehyde polymer blend can also be used as the template to synthesize the mesoporous silica or mesoporous carbon after the proper treatments.
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