Khan, Farid ; Eswaramoorthy, Muthusamy ; Rao, C. N. R. (2007) Macroporous silver monoliths using a simple surfactant Solid State Sciences, 9 (1). pp. 27-31. ISSN 1293-2558
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Abstract
An elegant method to synthesize porous silver monoliths using a simple surfactant cum reductant, Triton X-114, as the sacrificial template is described. The gel forming property of the surfactant with silver nitrate is utilized to make the porous framework. The monoliths obtained with a mixture of Triton X-114 and dextran have also been examined. A significant improvement in the pore structure was observed when Triton X-114 was used along with Ludox silica sol, followed by calcination and HF treatment. The presence of interparticle pores in the 20-25 nm range on the macroporous silver framework suggests the role of silica spheres in the nanopore formation.
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Keywords: | Macroporous; Silver Sponge; Triton X-114 |
ID Code: | 42451 |
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