Titania microspheres were synthesized using hydrothermal methods to exploit a new liquid chromatography stationary phase. The prepared titania microspheres were approximately 7 μm in diameter, and the particle size d...Titania microspheres were synthesized using hydrothermal methods to exploit a new liquid chromatography stationary phase. The prepared titania microspheres were approximately 7 μm in diameter, and the particle size distribution was relatively narrow and uniform. Furthermore, the average specific surface area was 276.0 m2·g·1, the average pore volume was approximately 0.25 mL·g·1, and the pore diameter was approximately 35.9 nm for sintering titania microspheres. These parameters indicate that the titania microspheres prepared for this study have excellent surface properties for chromatography. Additionally, columns filled with the titania microspheres were able to separate basic compounds, including benzene, nitrobenzene and o-nitroanisole. It could be proposed that the titania microspheres prepared for this study would be a promising stationary phase for liquid chromatography.展开更多
Doping and increasing specific surface area by forming highly porous structures are two effective ways to enhance the photocatalytic performances of TiO_(2) particles.He re for the first time,we report a new facile me...Doping and increasing specific surface area by forming highly porous structures are two effective ways to enhance the photocatalytic performances of TiO_(2) particles.He re for the first time,we report a new facile method to prepare the macroporous-mesoporous C-,S-,N-doped TiO_(2)(C/S/N-TiO_(2))microspheres via polyHIPE microsphe res as templates.The chemical and crystalline structure s of these hierarchical porous TiO_(2) microspheres are analyzed with FTIR,XPS,EDS,and XRD.The macroporous-mesoporous structures are confirmed with SEM observation and BET analysis.UV-vis DRS spectra analysis shows that the band gaps of C doped TiO_(2),C/N doped TiO_(2),C/S doped TiO_(2) and C/S/N doped TiO_(2) are estimated to be 3.07,3.01,2.94 and 2.81 eV,respectively,which are significantly narrower than that of TiO_(2) nanoparticles(3.23 eV).Photoluminescence spectra demonstrate that the recombination of electrons and holes in these macroporous-mesoporous TiO_(2) microspheres is also suppressed.The hierarchical porous C/S/N-TiO_(2) microspheres show high visible-light catalytic efficiency and excellent cycling stability to degrade RhB dye.展开更多
文摘Titania microspheres were synthesized using hydrothermal methods to exploit a new liquid chromatography stationary phase. The prepared titania microspheres were approximately 7 μm in diameter, and the particle size distribution was relatively narrow and uniform. Furthermore, the average specific surface area was 276.0 m2·g·1, the average pore volume was approximately 0.25 mL·g·1, and the pore diameter was approximately 35.9 nm for sintering titania microspheres. These parameters indicate that the titania microspheres prepared for this study have excellent surface properties for chromatography. Additionally, columns filled with the titania microspheres were able to separate basic compounds, including benzene, nitrobenzene and o-nitroanisole. It could be proposed that the titania microspheres prepared for this study would be a promising stationary phase for liquid chromatography.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51373160)for financial support。
文摘Doping and increasing specific surface area by forming highly porous structures are two effective ways to enhance the photocatalytic performances of TiO_(2) particles.He re for the first time,we report a new facile method to prepare the macroporous-mesoporous C-,S-,N-doped TiO_(2)(C/S/N-TiO_(2))microspheres via polyHIPE microsphe res as templates.The chemical and crystalline structure s of these hierarchical porous TiO_(2) microspheres are analyzed with FTIR,XPS,EDS,and XRD.The macroporous-mesoporous structures are confirmed with SEM observation and BET analysis.UV-vis DRS spectra analysis shows that the band gaps of C doped TiO_(2),C/N doped TiO_(2),C/S doped TiO_(2) and C/S/N doped TiO_(2) are estimated to be 3.07,3.01,2.94 and 2.81 eV,respectively,which are significantly narrower than that of TiO_(2) nanoparticles(3.23 eV).Photoluminescence spectra demonstrate that the recombination of electrons and holes in these macroporous-mesoporous TiO_(2) microspheres is also suppressed.The hierarchical porous C/S/N-TiO_(2) microspheres show high visible-light catalytic efficiency and excellent cycling stability to degrade RhB dye.