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FUNDAMENTALS                                           CH. 4 CONTROL OF NANOSTRUCTURE OF MATERIALS
                   [8] Y. Masuda, K. Koumoto:  Nano/micro-patterning               Silica
                      Process Technology in Next Generation, Science &
                      Technology Co., Ltd,  Tokyo, Japan, pp. 180–188              Organic
                      (2006).
                   [9] Y. Masuda:  J. Soc. Powder Technol., Jpn.,  43,
                      362–371 (2006).
                  [10] Y. Masuda: Annu. Report Murata Sci. Foundation, 19,
                      345–355 (2005).
                  [11] Y. Masuda: Bull. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 41(5), 346–351
                      (2006).
                                                                    (a) Surface-bound type  (b) Uniform framework type
                  [12] Y. Masuda:  Bull. Nano Sci. Technol.,  4(2), 59–66
                      (2006).                                    Figure 4.6.17
                  [13] Y. Masuda, K. Koumoto: Assembly Films of Functional  Framework structure of organic–inorganic hybrid
                      Materials and their Applications, CMC Publishing Co.,  mesoporous materials.
                      Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, pp. 103–118 (2006).
                  [14] Y. Masuda, M. Itoh, T. Yonezawa, and K. Koumoto:
                                                                 materials include surface-bound types of materials in
                      Langmuir, 18, 4155–4159 (2002).
                                                                 which an organic group is attached to the pore sur-
                  [15] Y. Masuda, W.S. Seo and K. Koumoto: Jpn. J. Appl.
                                                                 face, and uniform framework types in which an
                      Phys., 39, 4596–4600 (2000).               organic group and silica moieties are uniformly dis-
                  [16] Y. Masuda,  W.S. Seo and K. Koumoto:  Thin Sol.  tributed in the framework (Fig. 4.6.17). The uniform
                      Films, 382, 183–189 (2001).                framework type is especially interesting because of
                  [17] Y. Masuda, K. Tomimoto and K. Koumoto: Langmuir,  the highly ordered mesostructure and the crystal-like
                      19, 5179–5183 (2003).                      periodic structure within the pore walls.
                  [18] Y.  Masuda,  T. Itoh, M. Itoh and K. Koumoto:
                                                                 (2) Mesoporous ethane-silica
                      Langmuir, 20, 5588–5592 (2004).
                                                                 A hybrid mesoporous material with a uniform
                  [19] Y. Masuda, M. Itoh and K. Koumoto: Chem. Lett., 32,
                                                                 framework can be synthesized from organic silane in
                      1016–1017 (2003).
                                                                 which there are 2 or more Si alkoxides (Si(OR’) )
                  [20] Y. Masuda, T. Itoh and K. Koumoto: Langmuir, 21,                                   3
                                                                 bound to an organic group (R). In 1999, the author’s
                      4478–4481 (2005).                          group first reported on a uniform framework type of
                  [21] Y. Masuda, T. Itoh and K. Koumoto: Adv. Mater., 17,  hybrid mesoporous material synthesized from an
                      841–845 (2005).                            ethane-bridged organic silane ((CH O) Si-CH CH -
                                                                                                       2
                                                                                                          2
                                                                                              3
                                                                                                 3
                                                                 Si(OCH ) ) using alkyltrimethyl ammonium
                                                                       3 3
                                                                 (ATMA) as the template (Fig. 4.6.18) [6]. By con-
                  4.6.3 Fabrication of organic/inorganic mesoporous  trolling the synthesis temperature and the alkyl chain
                  materials                                      length of the ATMA, it was found possible to synthe-
                                                                 size 3 types of mesoporous materials, not just two-
                  Ordered mesoporous materials with uniform nano-  dimensional (2D) hexagonal structures [6], which
                  sized pore structures are expected to be applied in a  have a one-dimensional pore structure, but also cubic
                  wide range of fields as catalysts, adsorbents, and in  Pm-3n [7–9] and three-dimensional hexagonal [6]
                  electronic devices [1]. Originally, the framework of  with a three-dimensional (3D) cage structure
                  mesoporous materials was composed of silica (SiO )  (Fig. 4.6.19). These mesoporous ethane-silica struc-
                                                           2
                  or silica-alumina (SiO -Al O ), but the compositions  tures are highly ordered, and the particle morphology
                                         3
                                       2
                                    2
                  of the framework have now been extended to include  is well-defined in the form of a hexagonal column
                  metalo-silicate (SiO -MO ), transition metal oxides  (2D hexagonal), sphere (3D hexagonal), or 18-facet
                                  2
                                       n/2
                  (MO ), sulfides, phosphates, metals, carbon, and  polyhedron (cubic Pm-3n), reflecting the symmetri-
                      n/2
                  organic materials. These frameworks themselves can  cal characteristics of the pore structure [6–9].
                  provide a variety of functions, and expanded the range  Especially cubic mesoporous particles are particu-
                  of application for mesoporous materials. However,  larly uniform, as all particles have the same size (5
                  most of these mesoporous materials have an amor-  
m) and shape (18-facet).
                  phous pore wall structure, and it has been difficult for
                  the high-level functions inherently possessed by the  (3) Synthesis of various mesoporous organic silicas
                  inorganic crystals to be expressed. On the other hand,  Later, a family of various types of mesoporous
                  attempts have been made to introduce organic groups  organic silica were synthesized containing organic
                  into mesoporous materials, and use the various func-  groups such as ethylene [10–12], phenylene
                  tions of the organic groups in the stable nanospace of  [13–15], methane, and toluene, and highly func-
                  the pores [2–5].Organic/inorganic hybrid mesoporous  tional organic groups such as phenyl groups [16],
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