INVESTIGADORES
PIERELLA Liliana Beatriz
artículos
Título:
Thermal and FTIR spectroscopic analysis of the interactions of aniline adsorbed on to MCM-41 mesoporous material
Autor/es:
GRISELDA A. EIMER, MARCOS B. GÓMEZ COSTA, LILIANA B. PIERELLA, AND OSCAR A. ANUNZIATA
Revista:
JOURNAL OF COLLOID AND INTERFACE SCIENCE
Editorial:
Elsevier
Referencias:
Lugar: Netherlands; Año: 2003 vol. 263 p. 400 - 407
ISSN:
0021-9797
Resumen:
The adsorption of aniline on Na-AlMCM-41 synthesized by us has been characterized by infrared spectroscopy, temperature programmed desorption (TPD), and differential thermal analysis methods. Aniline would be mostly bound to the mesostructure through weak £k interactions. On the mesostructure containing adsorbed water, the co-adsorption of aniline could occur by weak hydrogen bonding through surface water molecules. For water, two possible modes of adsorption have been identified. Different associations between aniline and hydrated and nonhydrated mesostructures have been evaluated in order to favor the posterior in situ polymerization of adsorbed aniline. surface water molecules. For water, two possible modes of adsorption have been identified. Different associations between aniline and hydrated and nonhydrated mesostructures have been evaluated in order to favor the posterior in situ polymerization of adsorbed aniline. surface water molecules. For water, two possible modes of adsorption have been identified. Different associations between aniline and hydrated and nonhydrated mesostructures have been evaluated in order to favor the posterior in situ polymerization of adsorbed aniline. interactions. On the mesostructure containing adsorbed water, the co-adsorption of aniline could occur by weak hydrogen bonding through surface water molecules. For water, two possible modes of adsorption have been identified. Different associations between aniline and hydrated and nonhydrated mesostructures have been evaluated in order to favor the posterior in situ polymerization of adsorbed aniline.in situ polymerization of adsorbed aniline. ÆÉ 2003 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.2003 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.