Effect of Reaction Conditions of Silica Sol on the Particle Size and Its Distribution
Zhang Jian-min
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Zhang Jian-min
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Silica sol was prepared using TEOS as the precursor and HNO3 as the catalyst by sol-gel process.The effects of the ratio of the reactants and reaction conditions on the particle size and particle size distribution of SiO2 sols were inspected during the sol-gel processing in this paper.The results showed that with the increasing of EtOH/TEOS molar ratio,the particle size of sols had a reducing trend.With the increasing of H2O/TEOS molar ratio,the sol particle size of sols had a growing trend.With the increasing of HNO3/TEOS molar ratio,the particle size of sols did not change obviously when pH value is less than 2.Reaction tempeture raising and reaction time increasing could urge particle size to enhance.
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Silica sol was prepared using TEOS as the precursor and HNO3 as the catalyst by sol-gel process.The effects of the ratio of the reactants and reaction conditions on the particle size and particle size distribution of SiO2 sols were inspected during the sol-gel processing in this paper.The results showed that with the increasing of EtOH/TEOS molar ratio,the particle size of sols had a reducing trend.With the increasing of H2O/TEOS molar ratio,the sol particle size of sols had a growing trend.With the increasing of HNO3/TEOS molar ratio,the particle size of sols did not change obviously when pH value is less than 2.Reaction tempeture raising and reaction time increasing could urge particle size to enhance.
Key concepts: Molar ratio, Particle size, Sol-gel, Catalysis, Particle-size distribution, Materials science, Chemical engineering, Particle (ecology)