摘要
In order to investigate the effects of nanosized metallic palladium loading and calcination on the characteristics of composite silica, the silica was prepared by sol-gel technique, leading to an amorphous solid with mesoporosity, and the pore size distribution is narrow, centered at 35 nm. The composite silica was formed by impregnating palladium precursor into the porous network with sequel calcination in hydrogen. The results show that the nanosized palladium as guest phase in the composite silica is subjected to the mesoporous structure and calcination, resulting in the changes of optical adsorption that red-shifted to higher wavelength with the palladium loading and the heating temperature. The tailoring of the optical properties can be ascribed to the effect of the nanosized metal particles and interactions occurred between palladium and silica.
In order to investigate the effects of nanosized metallic palladium loading and calcination on the characteristics of composite silica, the silica was prepared by sol-gel technique, leading to an amorphous solid with mesoporosity, and the pore size distribution is narrow, centered at 35 nm. The composite silica was formed by impregnating palladium precursor into the porous network with sequel calcination in hydrogen. The results show that the nanosized palladium as guest phase in the composite silica is subjected to the mesoporous structure and calcination, resulting in the changes of optical adsorption that red-shifted to higher wavelength with the palladium loading and the heating temperature. The tailoring of the optical properties can be ascribed to the effect of the nanosized metal particles and interactions occurred between palladium and silica.
出处
《中国有色金属学会会刊：英文版》
CSCD
2003年第6期1394-1400,共7页
Transactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China
基金
Project(0 0 0 464 0 3 )supportedbytheNaturalScienceFoundationofAnhuiProvince,China,project(G19990645)supportedbytheNationalKeyFundamentalResearchandDevelopmentProgramofChina
关键词
二氧化硅
钯
纳米材料
复合材料
煅烧
加载
nanosized palladium
silica host
nanocomposites
calcination
