Fabrication and characterization of nanoporous silica film
Ming Yin
Abstract
Ming Yin
Abstract
A homogeneous microporous silica films on silicon was fabricated by colloidal silica sol derived by hydrolyzing tetraethylorthosilicate (TEOS),catalyzed with NH3·H2O in a aqueous medium. glycerol combining with the hydrolyzing intermediates could avoid aggregation of SixOy(OH)z. The templated silica films with a heterostructural structure could form nanoporous silica films and avoid the films cracked during annealing. A homogeneous microporous silica films on silicon were developed during being annealed. Formation mechanism of the nanoporous silica films was elucidated. The microstructures, morphologies were characterized, some properties such as the Vecker′ hardness was 600~800(N/mm2), the thermal conductivity was 0.2W/m·K.
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A homogeneous microporous silica films on silicon was fabricated by colloidal silica sol derived by hydrolyzing tetraethylorthosilicate (TEOS),catalyzed with NH3·H2O in a aqueous medium. glycerol combining with the hydrolyzing intermediates could avoid aggregation of SixOy(OH)z. The templated silica films with a heterostructural structure could form nanoporous silica films and avoid the films cracked during annealing. A homogeneous microporous silica films on silicon were developed during being annealed. Formation mechanism of the nanoporous silica films was elucidated. The microstructures, morphologies were characterized, some properties such as the Vecker′ hardness was 600~800(N/mm2), the thermal conductivity was 0.2W/m·K.
Key concepts: Nanoporous, Microporous material, Materials science, Chemical engineering, Sol-gel, Fabrication, Microstructure, Homogeneous