Directed assembly of barium titanate nanopeapods via solvothermal processing with a mixed surfactant system
Directed assembly of barium titanate nanopeapods via solvothermal processing with a mixed surfactant system
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10.1080/17458080.2021.1962006
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2021-01
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2.8
通讯作者:
Alexis A Blanco;Jennifer A. Webb;Rebecca R. DiMarco;J. Wiley
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作者:
Alexis A Blanco;Jennifer A. Webb;Rebecca R. DiMarco;J. Wiley
Abstract Barium titanate (BaTiO3) peapod nanocomposites were prepared by the controlled capture of nanoparticles (NPs) in scrolling hexaniobate (HNB) nanosheets. BaTiO3 NPs and proton-exchanged potassium hexaniobate were treated solvothermally at 220 °C for 6 h in toluene to produce linear NP chains confined within multiwalled HNB nanoscrolls. This method consistently produced nanopeapods with average filling fractions greater than 70%. The controlled introduction of nanocomponents along with a combination of oleylamine and oleic acid surfactants was critical to the success of these reactions. The ability to form BaTiO3@HNB significantly expands the number of important peapod composites accessible by the controlled NP capture.