NANOPARTICLES USING SOL GEL SCIENCE Contracted nanoparticle aggregates

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NANOPARTICLES USING SOL GEL SCIENCE

NANOPARTICLES USING SOL GEL SCIENCE

Contracted nanoparticle aggregates which is vibrating ( seen as a Blur) at one side

Contracted nanoparticle aggregates which is vibrating ( seen as a Blur) at one side of the cabon film after disconnecting from the other side.

¨ Such systems can be translated from solution into two demensional representations on glass

¨ Such systems can be translated from solution into two demensional representations on glass surfaces via methods such as dip coating. ¨ In essense, the fractal nature can still be seen but in a two demensional film

Sol- Gel Dipping Apparatus

Sol- Gel Dipping Apparatus

Low density coating of Si. O 2 via Sol-gel Dip Coating method

Low density coating of Si. O 2 via Sol-gel Dip Coating method

¨ The reaction going to completion first in solution to form a sol is

¨ The reaction going to completion first in solution to form a sol is one way to do sol gel dip coating ¨ Another way is to allow the reaction to be incomplete or still proceed after dipping.

Sol-Gel Dip Coatings 1 to 10 Layers One Layer Two Layers AL doped Zn.

Sol-Gel Dip Coatings 1 to 10 Layers One Layer Two Layers AL doped Zn. O layers Five Layers Ten layers

Demostration Experiments ¨ Sol-Gel Synthesis via TMOS ¨ Sol-Gel Synthysis using Sodium silicate better

Demostration Experiments ¨ Sol-Gel Synthesis via TMOS ¨ Sol-Gel Synthysis using Sodium silicate better known as furnace cement. ¨ Ultrasonic synthesis of TMOS

SOL-GEL SCIENCE Mix the reactives ¨ Gelification Hydrolysis and Condesation reactions take place ¨

SOL-GEL SCIENCE Mix the reactives ¨ Gelification Hydrolysis and Condesation reactions take place ¨ Aging ¨ Soaking Sol Gelification Gel Aging Drying Gel Aerogel

Gelification Mix reactives Hydrolysis and Condesation reactions take place Sol Gelification Gel Aging Gel

Gelification Mix reactives Hydrolysis and Condesation reactions take place Sol Gelification Gel Aging Gel

Designing Nanomaterials First Step Silica Solution Precursor: Tetraetilortosilicate Si(OCH 2 CH 3)4 Solvent: Ethanol

Designing Nanomaterials First Step Silica Solution Precursor: Tetraetilortosilicate Si(OCH 2 CH 3)4 Solvent: Ethanol Catalyst: Oxalic. Acid Modifications p. H (final product) Temperature (crystal phase) Precursor (Type of material) Time (Strength) etc

Time vs p. H D E S I G N I N G Shrinkage

Time vs p. H D E S I G N I N G Shrinkage Gel Precipitation V No gel formation

Aging Once there is a gel, chemical reactions still keep taking place. These further

Aging Once there is a gel, chemical reactions still keep taking place. These further reactions add strength to the solid network. Gel Stronger Gel Aging

Aerogeles y Xerogeles Special Drying Tecniques Aerogel Gel Evaporation Xerogel

Aerogeles y Xerogeles Special Drying Tecniques Aerogel Gel Evaporation Xerogel

Synthesis of Titania ¨ Up to now many methods have been established for the

Synthesis of Titania ¨ Up to now many methods have been established for the synthesis of titania. The sol-gel technique being the most important ¨ Unfortunately, the sol-gel technique derived precipitates are amorphous in nature which requires further treatment to form crystalline phase.

Sol Gel Preparation of Anatase Ti. O 2 Nano. Particles ¨ When done under

Sol Gel Preparation of Anatase Ti. O 2 Nano. Particles ¨ When done under controlled conditions size of particle can be reduced to < 10 nm ¨ Controlling Hydrolysis and concentration is a must. ¨ Important in our work for constructing highly active nanocrystalline photocatalysts.

Ti(OET)4 + H 2 O(excess) Acid Precipitate No Yes No Heat Yes No Anatase

Ti(OET)4 + H 2 O(excess) Acid Precipitate No Yes No Heat Yes No Anatase < 70% Rutile >30 Anatase + Trace Brookite Anatase =70% Bookite =30 Forms gel no gel

Selective synthesis with Ultrasound. IRON OXIDE Average diameter = 8 nm Particles Stabilized with

Selective synthesis with Ultrasound. IRON OXIDE Average diameter = 8 nm Particles Stabilized with Oleic