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Synthesis and Properties of Continuous Periodic Mesoporous Films

Synthesis and Properties of Continuous Periodic Mesoporous Films
连续周期性介孔薄膜的合成与性能
批准号:
9729186
负责人:
Bruce Dunn
金额:
$36.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-03-01 至 2002-02-28

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中文摘要
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这个名为“连续周期介孔膜的合成和性能”的项目主要研究表面活性剂分子的有序排列作为硅酸盐三维聚合的模板。厘米级的薄膜在固体衬底上通过连续的过程迅速形成。该计划包括三个互补的目标:合成新的介孔薄膜,了解薄膜形成的过程,以及设计由介相结构模板化的纳米材料,以在硅膜内有序排列产生金属和半导体量子点和一维线。该项目将重点研究具有独特电学和光学性能的介孔薄膜的前景。介孔基板的量子点阵列提供了一个有趣的方法来生长半导体纳米结构。介孔薄膜的微观结构提供了结合金属和半导体来产生量子点或一维线的周期性阵列的可能性,以及探索新型自组装光波导的可能性。这项研究的结果将是纳米结构薄膜具有有趣的电学、光学和催化性能。***
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9729186 Dunn This project entitled Synthesis and Properties of Continuous Periodic Mesoporous Films focuses on the use of ordered arrays of surfactant molecules as templetes for the three-dimensional polymerization of silicates. Thin films of centimeter dimensions form rapidly by a continuous process on solid substrates. The program consists of three complimentary objectives: to synthesize new mesoporous films, to understand the process of film formation, and to design nanomaterials templated by the mesophase structure to produce metal and semiconductor quantum dots and one dimensional wires in ordered arrays within the silica film. %%% This project will focus on the prospects for creating mesoporous films with unique electrical and optical properties. The mesoporous substrates for quantum dot arrays provides an interesting approach to growing semiconductor nanostructures. The microstructure of mesoporous films offers the possibility of incorporating metals and semiconductors to generate periodic arrays of quantum dots or one-dimensional wires, and of exploring new types of self-assembled optical waveguides. The outcome of this research will be nanostructured films possessing interesting electrical, optical, and catalytic properties. ***
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