Research and development of specific surface area standard reference materials of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres
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Research and development of specific surface area standard reference materials of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres
CIESC JournalIssue 5, Pages: 1327-1331(2009)
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中国石油大学重质油国家重点实验室
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Online First:05 May 2009,
Published:05 May 2009
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ZHANG Yimei, ZHOU Qian, CHEN Shengli, et al. Research and development of specific surface area standard reference materials of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres[J]. CIESC Journal, 2009, (5): 1327-1331.
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ZHANG Yimei, ZHOU Qian, CHEN Shengli, et al. Research and development of specific surface area standard reference materials of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres[J]. CIESC Journal, 2009, (5): 1327-1331.DOI:
Research and development of specific surface area standard reference materials of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres
A new idea for specific surface area standard reference materials (SRM) which are made of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres and the true specific surface area can be calculated accurately from their diameters is presented.Firstly
the mono-disperse SiO2 spheres were synthesized in bulk.Secondly
the spheres were modified to make them nonporous.Thirdly
the characteristic dimensions
such as the size
density of the spheres
were determined accurately.Finally
the specific surface areas were measured by using a static volumetric type Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) (nitrogen gas) instrument.The experimental results showed that the micro-holes on the surface of mono-disperse SiO2 spheres were almost be sealed by calcining at the temperature of 1000℃ for three hours.The BET surface area was larger than the geometric specific surface area and the values of the deviation were 1.2 m2·g-1
2.0 m2·g-1 and 3.6 m2·g-1 for mono-disperse SiO2 spheres with diameters 1150 nm
453 nm and 269 nm respectively.In this case
the theoretical value can be used as reference for the determination of the specific surface area of nonporous mono-disperse SiO2 spheres SRMs.