Propriedades espectroscópicas de sílica contendo crômio
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1997
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Martines, Marco Antonio Utrera [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Sílica contendo crômio faz parte de uma classe importante de materiais devido às aplicações como catalisador de polimerização e de oxidação, fibras ópticas, laseres e preparação de pigmentos. Este trabalho está dividido em duas partes. A primeira refere-se ao gel úmido e seco de sílica contendo crômio. Os géis foram preparados fazendo-se a mistura das soluções de silicato de sódio solúvel (vidrolíquido) e de soluções aquosas de nitrato de crômio em pH 4 ou 9 previamente ajustado, ou em 4 após a mistura das soluções. O gel foi caracterizado por espectroscopia eletrônica de absorção no ultravioleta -visível e por microscopia eletrônica de transmissão. A morfologia dos géis de sílica e de sílica contendo crômio é dependente do valor de pH e da ordem de mistura dos reagentes. Este efeito é atribuído às espécies poliméricas do crômio diferenciadas presentes na solução que controlam a forma da partícula. Partículas esféricas podem ser obtidas pelo colapso de microgel com alto grau de ligação cruzada. A outra parte do trabalho consiste na preparação de sílica contendo crômio por dois métodos: aquecimento convencional e banho de ultra-som nas temperaturas de 50 e 80oC. O gel obtido foi tratado por extrações com soluções ácidas, extrações com água e diálise, e seco em forno de microondas. As amostras de sílica/crômio em pó foram submetidas ao tratamento térmico em temperaturas de 200 a 1400oC, com intervalos de 200oC, sob atmosfera...
Chromium-containing silica belongs to an important class of materials having technological applications such as polymerization and oxidation catalyses, lasers, pigments and optical fibers. The chromium-containing silica and pure silica gels were obtained by mixing solutions of soluble sodium silicate (water glass) and chromium nitrate with adjusted pH 4 or 9 previously. Other method to prepare the gels was carried out by mixing water glass and chromium nitrate solutions and then the pH 4. The gel was characterized by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy and transmission electron microscopic. The gel morphology is dependent on the pH value and the order of mixture of reagents. This effect is due to the nature of polymeric shape of chromium species in solution. Spherical particles can be obtained from microgel collapsing with high degree of cross linking . The second part of this work deals with powders obtained from gels. The chromium-containing silica and silica powders were obtained from gel by two methods: i) conventional heating at temperatures of 80 and 50oC and ii) sonication and heating at 80 and 50oC. The resultant colloidal silica was treated by continuous extraction acid solution in followed by extraction in distilled water and then dialyzed against distilled water and dried in microwave oven. The samples were...(Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
Chromium-containing silica belongs to an important class of materials having technological applications such as polymerization and oxidation catalyses, lasers, pigments and optical fibers. The chromium-containing silica and pure silica gels were obtained by mixing solutions of soluble sodium silicate (water glass) and chromium nitrate with adjusted pH 4 or 9 previously. Other method to prepare the gels was carried out by mixing water glass and chromium nitrate solutions and then the pH 4. The gel was characterized by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy and transmission electron microscopic. The gel morphology is dependent on the pH value and the order of mixture of reagents. This effect is due to the nature of polymeric shape of chromium species in solution. Spherical particles can be obtained from microgel collapsing with high degree of cross linking . The second part of this work deals with powders obtained from gels. The chromium-containing silica and silica powders were obtained from gel by two methods: i) conventional heating at temperatures of 80 and 50oC and ii) sonication and heating at 80 and 50oC. The resultant colloidal silica was treated by continuous extraction acid solution in followed by extraction in distilled water and then dialyzed against distilled water and dried in microwave oven. The samples were...(Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
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Análise espectral, Silica gel, Crômio, Química inorgânica, Chromium, Chemistry inorganic
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MARTINES, Marco Antonio Utrera. Propriedades espectroscópicas de sílica contendo crômio. 1997. 184 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Instituto de Química, 1997.