Mesitylene-Assisted Formation of Large Pore SBA-15 Microspheres

Hui Zhao; Jian Zhong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.798-799.207

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Mesitylene-Assisted Formation of Large Pore SBA-15 Microspheres

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Large pore SBA-15 microspheres were synthesized by a simple mesitylene (TMB)-assisted method. A series of characterization results demonstrated that the addition of mesitylene can not only obtain large-pore particles by forming siliceous mesocelluar foam (MCF) structure but facilitate the formation of spherical SBA-15 silicas. It was found that, by the addition of certain amount of TMB, the morphology of SBA-15 silicas is perfectly spherical while the pore structure remains unchanged. And the well-ordered SBA-15 microspheres exhibit large pore and good dispersibility.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 798-799)

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Hui Zhao, Jian Zhong Wang

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Mesitylene, Micro-Sphere, Pore Structure, SBA-15

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