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spelling paper:paper_02729172_v1007_n_p75_SolerIllia2023-06-08T15:25:26Z Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization Building materials Chemical vapor deposition Chlorine compounds Colloids Complexation Crystal chemistry Dissolution Film preparation Films Gelation Mesoporous materials Photonic crystals Reconnaissance aircraft Self assembly Thick films Thin films Building Blocks Complex materials Complex structures Film deposition Hybrid thin films Materials Research Society Mesoporous Modular synthesis Multi scaling Multilayer stacking One-pot Organic/inorganic hybrid materials Pore surfaces Selective functionalization Self- assemblies Sol-gel synthesis Spatial organizations Surface modification. Hybrid materials Mesoporous Hybrid Thin Films (MHTF) of a variety of compositions and embedded organic functions are produced by combining sol-gel synthesis, template self-assembly and surface modification. One-pot or post-grafting strategies permit to modify the pore surface behavior. Highly controlled MHTF issued from a reproducible and modular synthesis can be used as building blocks for more complex structures, presenting order at larger scales, and novel properties derived from this multiscale order. Multilayer stacks of MHTF presenting specific and different functions and frameworks located in a well-defined position have been produced by combining sequential film deposition, selective functionalization and dissolution. These systems present new properties such as localized chemistry or modulable photonic crystal behavior. © 2007 Materials Research Society. 2008 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_02729172_v1007_n_p75_SolerIllia http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02729172_v1007_n_p75_SolerIllia
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
institution_str I-28
repository_str R-134
collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Building materials
Chemical vapor deposition
Chlorine compounds
Colloids
Complexation
Crystal chemistry
Dissolution
Film preparation
Films
Gelation
Mesoporous materials
Photonic crystals
Reconnaissance aircraft
Self assembly
Thick films
Thin films
Building Blocks
Complex materials
Complex structures
Film deposition
Hybrid thin films
Materials Research Society
Mesoporous
Modular synthesis
Multi scaling
Multilayer stacking
One-pot
Organic/inorganic hybrid materials
Pore surfaces
Selective functionalization
Self- assemblies
Sol-gel synthesis
Spatial organizations
Surface modification.
Hybrid materials
spellingShingle Building materials
Chemical vapor deposition
Chlorine compounds
Colloids
Complexation
Crystal chemistry
Dissolution
Film preparation
Films
Gelation
Mesoporous materials
Photonic crystals
Reconnaissance aircraft
Self assembly
Thick films
Thin films
Building Blocks
Complex materials
Complex structures
Film deposition
Hybrid thin films
Materials Research Society
Mesoporous
Modular synthesis
Multi scaling
Multilayer stacking
One-pot
Organic/inorganic hybrid materials
Pore surfaces
Selective functionalization
Self- assemblies
Sol-gel synthesis
Spatial organizations
Surface modification.
Hybrid materials
Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
topic_facet Building materials
Chemical vapor deposition
Chlorine compounds
Colloids
Complexation
Crystal chemistry
Dissolution
Film preparation
Films
Gelation
Mesoporous materials
Photonic crystals
Reconnaissance aircraft
Self assembly
Thick films
Thin films
Building Blocks
Complex materials
Complex structures
Film deposition
Hybrid thin films
Materials Research Society
Mesoporous
Modular synthesis
Multi scaling
Multilayer stacking
One-pot
Organic/inorganic hybrid materials
Pore surfaces
Selective functionalization
Self- assemblies
Sol-gel synthesis
Spatial organizations
Surface modification.
Hybrid materials
description Mesoporous Hybrid Thin Films (MHTF) of a variety of compositions and embedded organic functions are produced by combining sol-gel synthesis, template self-assembly and surface modification. One-pot or post-grafting strategies permit to modify the pore surface behavior. Highly controlled MHTF issued from a reproducible and modular synthesis can be used as building blocks for more complex structures, presenting order at larger scales, and novel properties derived from this multiscale order. Multilayer stacks of MHTF presenting specific and different functions and frameworks located in a well-defined position have been produced by combining sequential film deposition, selective functionalization and dissolution. These systems present new properties such as localized chemistry or modulable photonic crystal behavior. © 2007 Materials Research Society.
title Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
title_short Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
title_full Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
title_fullStr Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
title_full_unstemmed Mesoporous hybrid thin films: Building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
title_sort mesoporous hybrid thin films: building blocks for complex materials with spatial organization
publishDate 2008
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_02729172_v1007_n_p75_SolerIllia
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02729172_v1007_n_p75_SolerIllia
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