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Materials synthesis using oxide free sol-gel systems

Materials synthesis using oxide free sol-gel systems
Materials synthesis using oxide free sol-gel systems
This tutorial review highlights some active areas of research into non-oxide sol–gel chemistry. These aim to capture some of the advantages of methods developed mainly with oxides for a new generation of functional materials based on main group and metal nitrides, and semiconducting chalcogenides. Sol–gel processing has a long track record in producing useful materials for optical, magnetic, electrical, catalytic and structural applications. Controlled morphologies can be produced on all lengths scales, from ordered mesoporous arrays to thin films, fibres and monoliths. Hence there is an opportunity to produce new morphologies in non-oxides and hence new applications of these materials.
n ceramics, single-source precursors, dialkylamides, thin-film, titanium nitride, route, niobium, chemistry, ammono-system
0306-0012
1745-1753
Hector, A.L.
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Hector, A.L.
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Hector, A.L. (2007) Materials synthesis using oxide free sol-gel systems. Chemical Society Reviews, 36 (11), 1745-1753.

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This tutorial review highlights some active areas of research into non-oxide sol–gel chemistry. These aim to capture some of the advantages of methods developed mainly with oxides for a new generation of functional materials based on main group and metal nitrides, and semiconducting chalcogenides. Sol–gel processing has a long track record in producing useful materials for optical, magnetic, electrical, catalytic and structural applications. Controlled morphologies can be produced on all lengths scales, from ordered mesoporous arrays to thin films, fibres and monoliths. Hence there is an opportunity to produce new morphologies in non-oxides and hence new applications of these materials.

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Published date: 2007
Keywords: n ceramics, single-source precursors, dialkylamides, thin-film, titanium nitride, route, niobium, chemistry, ammono-system

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Local EPrints ID: 54313
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/54313
ISSN: 0306-0012
PURE UUID: 61380d98-9f91-4266-a177-d32ba4e02b01
ORCID for A.L. Hector: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9964-2163

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Date deposited: 31 Jul 2008
Last modified: 09 Jan 2022 02:51

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