Influence of Silicodactyly in the Preparation of Hybrid Materials.

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2019
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Abstract
The organic⁻inorganic hybrid materials have attracted great attention due to their improved or unusual properties that open promising applications in different areas such as optics, electronics, energy, environment, biology, medicine and heterogeneous catalysis. Different types of silicodactyl platforms grafted on silica inorganic supports can be used to synthesize hybrid materials. A careful evaluation of the dactyly of the organic precursors, normally alkoxysilanes, and of the type of interaction with the inorganic supports is presented. In fact, depending on the hydrophilicity of the silica surface (e.g., number and density of surface silanols) as well as on the grafting conditions, the hydrolysis and condensation reaction of the silylated moieties can involve only one or two out of three alkoxysilane groups. The influence of silicodactyly in the preparation of organic-inorganic silica-based hybrids is studied by TGA, Si, ¹H and C solid-state NMR and FTIR spectroscopies, with the support of Molecular Dynamics calculations. Computational studies are used to forecast the influence of the different grafting configurations on the tendency of the silane to stick on the inorganic surface.
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Authors Ivaldi, Chiara;Miletto, Ivana;Paul, Geo;Giovenzana, Giovanni B;Fraccarollo, Alberto;Cossi, Maurizio;Marchese, Leonardo;Gianotti, Enrica;
Journal molecules
Year 2019
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