基于表面金属有机化学方法的硅胶表面氧化钛的制备及表征

以普通硅胶为载体, 采用表面金属有机化学合成技术, 通过“一锅”反应制备了硅胶表面金属有机钛化合物, 然后经高温煅烧获得了硅胶表面氧化钛. 采用傅里叶变换红外光谱(FTIR)、 X射线光电子能谱(XPS)、 热重分析(TG-DTA)及原子力显微镜(AFM)对硅胶表面金属有机钛化合物和表面氧化钛进行了结构表征. 结果表明, 高温煅烧过程中, 硅胶表面金属有机钛化合物不仅脱除了有机配体, 并且通氧使其表面“再生”羟基, 确保了钛的四配位形式不变; 氧化钛通过Si—O—Ti键锚定在硅胶表面, 呈分散、 孤立状态分布. 高温煅烧后, 硅胶的骨架结构保持完好.     

成骨肿瘤细胞在纳米氧化钛陶瓷表面的生物活性研究

以羟基磷灰石和氧化镁为晶粒生长抑制剂制备的纳米氧化钛陶瓷为研究对象, 采用体外成骨细胞Ros17/28与材料复合培养的方法, 通过MTT法、荧光染色法和SEM细胞形貌观察等手段综合判断细胞在材料表面的活性, 以此评价纳米氧化钛陶瓷的生物活性. 结果表明, 以羟基磷灰石为晶粒生长抑制剂的氧化钛陶瓷晶体颗粒尺寸达到纳米级, 其生物活性超出了以氧化镁为晶粒生长抑制剂的氧化钛陶瓷和纯羟基磷灰石陶瓷, 具有优异的生物相容性, 是生物活性陶瓷.     

钛表面生物活性榍石/氧化钛复合涂层的结构和磷灰石形成机理

采用微弧氧化和热处理复合技术,在钛表面制备了具有双层结构的榍石/氧化钛复合涂层。榍石/氧化钛复合涂层的外层是由微弧氧化涂层经热处理后晶化生成;而内层是由钛基底的氧化生成,并且氧化钛表现出不同的Ti,O原子比。由于钛基底的氧化,孔径在50~500nm的微孔呈层状结构分布在涂层内层。与微弧氧化涂层相比,该复合涂层具有很好的磷灰石诱导能力,这是由于榍石沿着特定晶面和晶向与羟基磷灰石表现出良好的晶体学匹配关系,从而为磷灰石的成核和取向沉积过程提供良好的位点。     

钛表面钠氢氧钛纳米线的结构、生物活性和MC3T3-E1细胞响应

采用化学方法处理微弧氧化(MAO)制备的含Si、Ca元素的Ti O2涂层(SC),获得钛氢氧钠(Na0.8H1.2Ti3O7)生物活性纳米线结构。化学处理过程中,SC涂料表面出现了Ca、Na元素溶解,Si元素沉积的现象。化学处理后的SC涂层比SC涂料具有更好的吸水性和诱导磷灰石形成能力。这与处理后涂层(SHTO)特殊的纳米结构有关,在模拟体液浸泡过程中更容易形成Ti-OH。同时,钠氢氧钛纳米线的表面形貌、相组成、OH基团以及良好的湿润能力使其更加适合于MC3T3-E1细胞的粘附和增值。     

钛表面生物活性榍石/氧化钛复合涂层的结构和磷灰石形成机理(英文)

采用微弧氧化和热处理复合技术,在钛表面制备了具有双层结构的榍石/氧化钛复合涂层。榍石/氧化钛复合涂层的外层是由微弧氧化涂层经热处理后晶化生成;而内层是由钛基底的氧化生成,并且氧化钛表现出不同的Ti,O原子比。由于钛基底的氧化,孔径在50~500 nm的微孔呈层状结构分布在涂层内层。与微弧氧化涂层相比,该复合涂层具有很好的磷灰石诱导能力,这是由于榍石沿着特定晶面和晶向与羟基磷灰石表现出良好的晶体学匹配关系,从而为磷灰石的成核和取向沉积过程提供良好的位点。     

光析出二氧化钛负载银膜的制备及其光催化特性

以二氧化钛膜为载体,配制一定浓度的AgNO₃溶液,利用光析出方式在氧化钛膜表面还原析出Ag,控制光析出时间来控制氧化钛膜表面上的银析出量,制备银负载氧化钛膜,研究膜的抗菌特性和光催化特性.结果表明:由于银在氧化钛膜上的负载,使膜的抗菌性能得到很大的提高,在保持氧化钛膜的光催化能力基本维持不变的前提下,由于在氧化钛膜的表面负载银,对E.coli和青霉菌的杀菌能力分别提高了10⁴和10²,光催化降解甲基橙的能力与氧化钛膜相比,能够提高10%左右,显示了良好的光化学特性.     

乙烯等离子体处理的云母表面结构及表面性质

用元素分析、色-质谱、裂解气相色谱和顺磁共振等方法研究了经乙烯等离子体处理的云母表面化学结构及处理过程。结果表明,云母颗粒表面形成了厚数十埃的等离子体聚乙烯膜,其化学结构与反应体系中无云母时得到的等离子体聚乙烯膜相同。通过扫描电镜观察到云母片表面的聚合膜具有规则的海星状花样,随处理时间的延长花样按比例长大。水与云母表面的接触角数据说明,乙烯等离子体处理使云母表面的疏水性提高到聚乙烯的水平,比氩气等离子体、硅烷偶联剂及钛酸酯偶联剂处理的效果均更为显著。     

钛表面钠氢氧钛纳米线的结构、生物活性和MC3T3-E1细胞响应

采用化学方法处理微弧氧化(MAO)制备的含Si、Ca元素的TiO₂涂层(SC), 获得钛氢氧钠(Na_0.8H_1.2Ti₃O₇)生物活性纳米线结构。化学处理过程中, SC涂料表面出现了Ca、Na元素溶解, Si元素沉积的现象。化学处理后的SC涂层比SC涂料具有更好的吸水性和诱导磷灰石形成能力。这与处理后涂层(SHTO)特殊的纳米结构有关, 在模拟体液浸泡过程中更容易形成Ti-OH。同时, 钠氢氧钛纳米线的表面形貌、相组成、OH基团以及良好的湿润能力使其更加适合于MC3T3-E1细胞的粘附和增值。     

超疏水膜表面构造及构造控制研究进展

本文就表面构造对膜表面亲、疏水性的最新研究成果进行了概括,表面化学成分及化学结构聚集态是获得超疏水膜的基础,表面的形貌和微构造是维持超疏水性质的保障。利用含氟材料极低的表面能,将表面化学结构的聚集态,表面形貌微观构造及排列方式进行有机结合,将会获得理想的超疏水材料。     

离子束修饰对电极表面结构和析氢活性的影响

采用了离子束对工业钛电极进行表面改性，用电化学方法研究了改性电极在Ｈ２ＳＯ４溶液中的析氢活性，用表面能谱分析了电极表面的组分和结构。结果表明：通过离子束修饰在电极表面引入微量的活性元素即可明显改善工业纯钛电极的析氢催化活性；离子束修饰改变了电极表面的组分和相结构，从而达到了改性的目的。     

Preparation of nano and microcrystals of silver using titania xerogel matrix as template

Ag-doped TiO₂ wet gels were prepared by sol?Cgel process using a mixture of titanium isopropoxide and silver nitrate as precursor solution, with Ag:Ti molar ratio of 1:6. After drying, the titanium oxide xerogels were used as template in the preparation of nano and microcrystals of metallic silver. The porous network and the structure of the titania matrix influenced the type and distribution of silver crystal produced on the composite surface. Silver nanoparticles segregated to the surface of titania xerogel during the heating step, giving rise to nanocrystals that coalesced forming microcrystals with different shapes and faceting. The microcrystals grew on the composite surface, reaching sizes between 5 and 20 microns and self-organized of different ways. The xerogel heated at 600 °C formed by anatase, rutile and silver nanoparticles exhibited considerable photocatalytic activity to degrade methylene blue.     

Sol–gel titania coating on unmodified and surface-modified polyimide films

Sol–gel coating of metal oxides on polymer substrates is a useful process to fabricate various organic–inorganic hybrid materials under mild conditions. However, this process is hardly applicable to pristine polyimide (PI) films because their surfaces do not display effective functional groups for metal oxide coatings. In this study, we firstly examined direct sol–gel coating of titania thin layers on unmodified PI film surfaces. The results confirmed homogeneous, ultrathin titania layer coating and showed that the thickness and microscopic morphology of the titania layers were affected by titanium alkoxide concentrations in the spin coating solutions. We next investigated titania layer coating on surface-modified PI films that prepared using alkaline hydrolysis, which generated carboxylic acid groups on the film surfaces. Optimal hydrolysis time was determined using FT-IR spectroscopy and contact angle measurements. After sol–gel titania coating on the hydrolyzed PI film surfaces, the Scotch tape test was conducted to evaluate adhesion strength between the titania layers and PI film surfaces. Morphological observations of the sample surfaces after the tests clearly showed that surface modification of PI films increased titania layer adhesions. Effect of hydrothermal treatments on film formability and adhesion strength between titania-PI film interfaces was also evaluated.     

溶胶-凝胶法制备Ca10(PO4)6(OH)2 /TiO2复合涂层及其在模拟生理体液中的行为

The composite films consisting of hydroxyapatite (HAP) submicron particles embedded in the gel composed of the titania nanoparticles were prepared on commercial Ti6A14V plates with titania buffer layer obtained by a spin-coating technique. The films were calcined in air at various temperatures, and the bioactivities of the films were investigated by immersing them in acellular simulated body fliud (SBF). X-ray diffraction(XRD), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), Field emission-scanning electron microscopy(FESEM) and Energy dispersive X-ray (EDS) analysis were employed to investigate the phase formation and structure of the films before and after immersion, and the variations of Ca and P contents in SBF were measured by Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectroscopy(ICP). The results show that the as-prepared films were dense, homogeneous, all well-crystallized, and there was a close interracial bond between the film and the substrate. The characterisatics of the grown layer on the surfaces of the HAP/TiO2 films after immersion in SBF for different periods of time are specially discussed.     

Fabrication of size-tunable TiO2 tubes using rod-shaped calcite templates

Titania tubes with tunable wall thickness were produced by the sol-gel reaction of titanium(IV) n-butoxide in the presence of rod-shaped calcite particles that act as templates. A shell of amorphous titania was deposited around the calcite particles by sol-gel synthesis. The titania was crystallized to the anatase or rutile phase by sintering at different temperatures, and then acid etching was used to remove the calcite core, leaving hollow titania tubes. The influences of several parameters on the final particle formation were investigated, including calcite templates, surfactant, the method of adding reagents, and catalyst. The average width of the prepared titania tubes ranges from nearly 100 nm to 1 microm, with wall thickness ranging from approximately 70 to 300 nm. A possible growth mechanism of the titania tubes is presented. The ability to control titania tube size and crystal structure is important for photocatalysis, photovoltaics, and other applications. The fabrication approach presented is applicable to form tubes of other oxide materials by sol-gel synthesis.     

Sol–gel synthesis and characterization of titania monolith with bimodal porosity

Monolithic titania materials with macro-mesoporosity bimodal texture have been prepared through a template-free sol–gel approach, based on the reaction of hydrolysis and polycondensation of titanium isopropoxide promoted by the slow released water from esterification between acetic acid and methanol under a strong acidic condition. With the coarsening of the titania oligomers, phase separation and sol–gel transition processes take place so as to form a homogeneous gel system that will change into a monolith after aging, drying and heat treatment. The synthesized titania monolith possesses a specific surface area of 77 m² g⁻¹ (calcined at 350 °C), an anatase with partly rutile crystallite structure and great mechanical strength. The synthesis method applied here is simple and easy to implement as no extra chemical modifier such as poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO) and formamide is needed to control the process. The properties of biomodal porous structure, satisfactory surface area and high mechanical strength will enable the monolith to be served as a chromatography column to separate phosphorus organo-compounds.     

Large-scale preparation of ordered titania nanorods with enhanced photocatalytic activity

A titania layer with ordered nanostructures is expected to be of high photocatalytic activity due mainly to its high specific surface area. In the present work, large-area films with ordered titania nanorods were deposited on titanium substrates through a solution approach. The nanorods, with the phase composition of a mixture of anatase and rutile, grew on top of a condensed anatase interlayer along mainly the rutile [001]-axis. The photocatalytic activity was evaluated by decomposing rhodamine B in water and compared with the general sol-gel derived titania films and a commercial DP-25 titania coating. It is found that the as-deposited titania nanorods exhibited extremely high initial photocatalytic activity but declined to a poor value after the consumption of beneficial oxidative peroxo complexes coordinated to Ti(IV). A subsequent thermal treatment eliminated such complexes but at the same time improved the crystallinity of the titania nanorods. The photocatalytic activity of the thermally treated titania nanorods was stable and significantly higher than that of the sol-gel derived film and commercial DP-25 coating.     

Preparation and characterization of nanocomposites in system as: SnO<Subscript>2</Subscript>–xTiO<Subscript>2</Subscript> (where <Emphasis Type="Italic">x</Emphasis> = 25, 50 and 75 mol%)

Nanocomposite samples containing various molar compositions of tin and titanium oxides were synthesized by a sol–gel method using octadecylamine as controlling template agent. The structural and the crystalline features of the samples were investigated with Fourier Transformer Infra-red, X-ray diffraction, Transmission electron microscope (TEM) where the surface area was estimated by BET analysis. The crystalline parameters and the particle size were estimated by Rietveld quantitative phase analysis. It is interesting to mention that a reduction in the lattice parameters was detected upon introduction of various molar compositions of titanium oxide revealing that a part of titania is incorporated into the SnO₂ lattice forming Ti_1−xSn_xO₂ solid solution. The quantitative analysis claims that part of titanium oxide is incorporated substitutionally in the crystal lattice of SnO₂, forming a solid solution and other parts are either segregated as separate rutile titania phase or dispersed as amorphous phase on the grain boundary of SnO₂. The results show a remarkable reduction in particle size from 42 to 5 nm and increasing in the specific surface area up to 176 m²/g upon introduction of various content of titania implying the role of titania particles in preventing SnO₂ crystallites from further growing up during the progress of calcination. TEM images show that pure tin oxide particles arranged in large aggregation in wormhole like structure, while the existence of titanium oxide are successfully creates spherical nanoparticles system organized in a definite structure. The optical absorbance spectra indicate a red shift and band gap narrowing upon introduction of titania which increase with increasing in titania contents.     

Induction and Acceleration of Bonelike Apatite Formation on Tantalum Oxide Gel in Simulated Body Fluid

Untreated tantalum metal forms bonelike apatite layer on its surface in a simulated body fluid (SBF) after a long period. The apatite formation on the tantalum metal is significantly accelerated, when the metal was previously subjected to NaOH and heat treatments to form an amorphous sodium tantalate on its surface. The fast formation of the apatite on the NaOH- and heat-treated tantalum metal was explained as follows. The sodium tantalate on the surface of the metal releases the Na⁺ ion via exchange with H₃O⁺ ion in SBF to form a lot of Ta-OH groups on its surface. Thus formed Ta-OH groups induce the apatite nucleation and the released Na⁺ ion accelerates the apatite nucleation by increasing ionic activity product of the apatite in SBF due to increase in OH^– ion concentration. In the present study, in order to confirm this explanation, apatite formations on sodium tantalate gels with different Na/Ta atomic ratios, which were prepared by a sol-gel method were investigated. It was found that even Na₂O-free tantalum oxide gel forms the apatite on its surface in SBF. This proves that the Ta-OH groups abundant on the gel can induce the apatite nucleation. The apatite-forming ability of the gels increased with increasing Na/Ta atomic ratios of the gels. The sodium-containing tantalum oxide gels released the Na⁺ ion, the amount of which increased with increasing Na/Ta atomic ratios of the gels. The released Na⁺ ion gave an increase in pH of SBF. These results prove that the apatite nucleation induced by the Ta-OH groups is accelerated with the released Na⁺ ion by increasing ionic activity product of the apatite in SBF.     

Synthesis of TiO2 nanocoral structures in ever-changing aqueous reaction systems

A far-from-equilibrium strategy is developed to synthesize coral-like nanostructures of TiO(2) on a variety of surfaces. TiO(2) nanocoral structures consist of anatase base film and rutile nanowire layers, and they are continuously formed on substrates immersed in aqueous TiOSO(4)-H(2)O(2). The sequential deposition of TiO(2) starts with hydrolysis and condensation reactions of titanium peroxocomplexes in the aqueous phase, resulting in deposition of amorphous film. The film serves as adhesive interface on which succeeding growth of rutile nanowires to occur. This initial deposition reaction is accompanied by shift in pH of the reaction media, which is favorable condition for the growth of rutile nanocrystals. During the growth of rutile nanocoral layers, the amorphous base films are transformed to anatase phase. These sequential deposition reactions occur at temperatures as low as 80 °C, and the mild synthetic condition allows the use of a wide range of substrates such as ITO (indium tin oxide), glass, and even organic polymer films. The thickness of nanocoral layer is controllable by repeating the growth reaction of rutile nanocorals. TiO(2) nanocorals show photocatalytic activity as demonstrated by site-specific reduction of Ag(I) ions, which proceeds preferentially on the rutile nanowire layer. The rutile nanowire layer also shows photocatalytic decomposition of acetaldehyde, which is promoted upon increase of the thickness of the nanowire layer. The use of temporally transforming reaction media allows the formation of biphasic TiO(2) nanocoral structures, and the concept of nonequilibrium synthetic approach would be widely applicable to developing structurally graded inorganic nanointerfaces.     

Effect of heat treatment on the properties and structure of TiO2 nanotubes: phase composition and chemical composition

Titanium oxide (TiO₂) nanotubes prepared by electrolytic anodisation of a titanium electrode have been systematically heat treated to control the conversion of the as‐prepared amorphous structure to nanocrystalline anatase and rutile. Raman spectroscopy revealed that the temperature of calcination is critical in determining the structure and crystallinity of the titania. X‐ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy analysis shows the as‐prepared film to consist mainly of oxide, although a small amount of fluoride contamination remains from the electrolyte. Organic components from post‐anodising cleaning treatments were also present. Fluorine ions are gradually ejected from the anodic layer during annealing and the fluorine concentration is negligible in samples that are heat treated above 400 °C. Choosing the appropriate annealing temperature allows the structure to be made up of defined proportions of anatase and rutile with a reduced contamination of species from the electrolyte or organic solvents. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.