Characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy

The geometry and three-dimensional (3D) morphology of the ceria particles synthesized by spray pyrolysis (SP) from two different precursors-cerium acetate hydrate and cerium nitrate hydrate (CeA and CeN ceria particles)-were characterized by transmission electron microscopy and electron tomography....

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Main Authors: Shih, S, Herrero, P, Li, G, Lozano-Perez, S, Chen, C
Format: Journal article
Published: 2011
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author Shih, S
Herrero, P
Li, G
Lozano-Perez, S
Chen, C
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Chen, C
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description The geometry and three-dimensional (3D) morphology of the ceria particles synthesized by spray pyrolysis (SP) from two different precursors-cerium acetate hydrate and cerium nitrate hydrate (CeA and CeN ceria particles)-were characterized by transmission electron microscopy and electron tomography. Results were compared with surface area measurements, confirming that the surface area of CeA ceria particles is twice as large as that of CeN ceria particles. This result was supported by 3D microstructural observations, which have revealed that CeA ceria particles contain open pores (connected to surfaces) and closed pores (embedded in particles), while CeN ceria particles only contained closed pores. This experimental result suggests that the type of porosity is controlled by the precursors and could be related to their melting temperature during the heating process in SP. © 2011 Microscopy Society Of America.
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spelling oxford-uuid:bf843330-ea67-49d8-b988-587461b2e2202022-03-27T05:48:05ZCharacterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopyJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bf843330-ea67-49d8-b988-587461b2e220Symplectic Elements at Oxford2011Shih, SHerrero, PLi, GLozano-Perez, SChen, CThe geometry and three-dimensional (3D) morphology of the ceria particles synthesized by spray pyrolysis (SP) from two different precursors-cerium acetate hydrate and cerium nitrate hydrate (CeA and CeN ceria particles)-were characterized by transmission electron microscopy and electron tomography. Results were compared with surface area measurements, confirming that the surface area of CeA ceria particles is twice as large as that of CeN ceria particles. This result was supported by 3D microstructural observations, which have revealed that CeA ceria particles contain open pores (connected to surfaces) and closed pores (embedded in particles), while CeN ceria particles only contained closed pores. This experimental result suggests that the type of porosity is controlled by the precursors and could be related to their melting temperature during the heating process in SP. © 2011 Microscopy Society Of America.
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title Characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy
title_full Characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy
title_fullStr Characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy
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title_short Characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy
title_sort characterization of mesoporosity in ceria particles using electron microscopy
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