Estudo da síntese de óxidos nanoestruturados pela via sol-gel em solução não-aquosa
Palavras-chave:
Sol-Gel. Não-Aquoso. Óxidos. Nanopartículas.Resumo
O método sol-gel não-aquoso oferece uma simples e eficiente alternativa para a síntese de óxidos nanoestruturados com aplicações em fotocatálise, remoção magnética, entre outras. Partindo de diferentes precursores, estudou-se a formação dos óxidos metálicos correspondentes através da reação com os solventes orgânicos não poluentes álcool benzílico e trietilenoglicol. Os produtos foram caracterizados via difração de raios-X, microscopia eletrônica de transmissão e espectroscopia de infravermelho.
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