Analysis of mercury porosimetry curves of precipitated silica, as an example of compressible porous solids

Julve, Daniel; Ramos, J.P.; Pérez, J.; Menéndez, M.

doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2010.12.042

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“…Also, the fraction in mesopores (in this case corresponding to intra-aggregate pores) was measured as mercury infiltrated the material. [72] In Figure 6, we present the typical relative pore volume content vs.…”

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Multiscale structure of super insulation nano-fumed silicas studied by SAXS, tomography and porosimetry

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Multiscale structure of super insulation nano-fumed silicas studied by SAXS, tomography and porosimetry

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“…It is not without problems of its own since mercury is probably able to deform the geometry of the smaller pores during their invasion [59].…”

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Clays and Clay Minerals as Layered Nanofillers for (Bio)Polymers

Bergaya

Jaber

Lambert

2012

Green Energy and Technology

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This introductory chapter presents the most relevant structural, physical, and chemical properties of clay minerals for the formation of nanocomposites with polymers. The general principles of silicates classification are outlined in order to better understand the structures of the various types of clay minerals as phyllosilicates. Cation exchange capacity (CEC), surface area, porosity, and rheological properties of clay minerals are briefly discussed. The physico-chemical properties of clay mineral layers, including the reactivity at the edges surfaces, are introduced together with their consequences for the various mechanisms of clay-polymer interactions. The chapter closes on a brief presentation of synthetic clay minerals and a general introduction to clay polymer nanocomposites.

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Improving Thermal-oxidative Aging Resistance of Styrene-butadiene Rubber by Antioxidant Loaded Silica Aerogel

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Wang,

Liu

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Chin J Polym Sci

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Analysis of mercury porosimetry curves of precipitated silica, as an example of compressible porous solids

Cited by 13 publications

References 27 publications

Multiscale structure of super insulation nano-fumed silicas studied by SAXS, tomography and porosimetry

Multiscale structure of super insulation nano-fumed silicas studied by SAXS, tomography and porosimetry

Clays and Clay Minerals as Layered Nanofillers for (Bio)Polymers

Improving Thermal-oxidative Aging Resistance of Styrene-butadiene Rubber by Antioxidant Loaded Silica Aerogel

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