STUDIES FOR THE CHARACTER OF THE POROUS SILICA CONTAINING THE NANO-SIZED TIO$_2$, PARTICLE IN THE PORE.

  • Jhun, Hyun-pyo (Cosmetics Research Laboratory, AEKYUNG INDUSTRIAL Co., Ltd.) ;
  • Kong, Woo-sik (Cosmetics Research Laboratory, AEKYUNG INDUSTRIAL Co., Ltd.) ;
  • Lee, Kyoung-chul (Department of Chemistry, Natural Science Research Institute, Sung Kyun Kwan University)
  • Published : 1998.09.01

Abstract

In order to lower porosity of the porous silica, titanium alkoxide solution was filled in the pore of silica in the heating-vacuum condition. The specific surface area of modified samples was decreased effectively from 900 m$^2$/g to 100 m$^2$/g. (The aggregation phenomena in modified samples were improved fairly.) Samples were heated at 600 , and then the titanium alkoxide in the pore was decomposed completely to titanium oxide from TGA-DTA measurement. From SEM result, it was evident that titanium oxide did not coat the surface of the silica. The modified samples were analyzed using SEM, DTA-TGA, BET, and UV-visible spectrometer.

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