Department of Chemistry-BK21, SungKyunKwan University, Suwon 440-746, Korea Chang, Juyeon and Jung,...

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Department of Chemistry-BK21, SungKyunKwan University, Suwon 440-746, Korea Chang, Juyeon and Jung, Duk-Young* Synthesis of Mesostruc tured Vanadium Oxide

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Synthesis of Mesostructured Vanadium Oxide
Introduction
2. Folding Sheet(FS) Machanism
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VOxn- (pH, conc. control)
: 0.15M NaVO3 solution(pH8.4, 6.5, 4.8) with addition of 2M HCl soln.
VOxn- + CTA-bromide
The colored precipitates are obtained.
: CTAV1(white, pH8.4), CTAV3(pale- yellow, pH6.5) and CTAV5(orange, pH4.8) filtered, washing with double distilled water.
Hydrothermal treatment with pH control.
: Starting material-CTAV1, CTAV3 and CTAV5, Solvent-double distilled water, pH control with 0.2M HCl soln.
UV/O3 treatment.
: Using UV/O3 lamp (electrical power 20W, UV power 5W at 254 and 180nm)
Procedure
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CTAV1
Sample a. dissolved in EtOH & titrated to pH 2.2 with HCl,
Sample from b. synthesized hydrothermally at 120oC
Sample from b. synthesized hydrothermally at 160oC
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2 Theta (degree)
Hydrothermal treatment(at 180oC) of isolated product by adding HCl from CTAV3 dissolved in EtOH
Small angle X-ray diffraction of Vanadate with different conditions
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b. Hydrothermal treatment(at 170oC) of CTAV3 in water Solution(pH6.7~7.4 with 0.2 NH3 soln.)
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b. UV/O3 treatment from sample b.
UV/O3
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hydrothermal treatment were synthesized.
II. The products have poor thermal stability because of condensation of vanadates or strong interaction between surfactant and vanadates.
According to XRPD and FTIR data, UV/ozone treatment provides an
efficient means for the condensation of vanadate clusters, but not efficient for removing of organic surfactant.
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