MCM-48
Product Detail
1. Preparation Method
Hydrothermal Method
2. Composition & Information on Ingredients
Synonym: MCM-48, Porous Silica, Silicon dioxide
CAS Number 7631-86-9
Linear Formula SiO2
Molecular Weight 60.08
EC Number 231-545-4
3. Characterization & Analysis
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Type: |
A (Discontinued) |
B |
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Grade： |
Reagent Grade |
Reagent Grade |
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Appearance: |
White Powder |
White Powder |
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Particle Size: |
200-400 nm |
200-500 nm |
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Shape |
Spherical |
Flower |
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BET surface area (m2/g): |
>800 m2/g |
>800 m2/g |
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Pore Volume(cm3/g): |
0.6-0.75 |
0.5-0.8 |
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Average Pore Size: |
About 2.7 nm |
About 2.7 nm |
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bp: |
2230 °C(lit.) |
2230 °C(lit.) |
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mp: |
>1600 °C(lit.) |
>1600 °C(lit.) |
This product is calcined and ready to use directly.
BET Analysis of ACS MCM-48 (Type A)
SEM Image of ACS Material MCM-48 (Type A)
SEM Image of ACS Material MCM-48 (Type B)
TEM Image of ACS Material MCM-48 (Type A)
XRD Analysis of ACS Material MCM-48 (Type A)
3. Application Fields
Mesoporous silicas are inorganic materials having porous structures and find applications in chromatography, catalysis, drug delivery and imaging.
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FAQ
1. What is the collapsing temperature of MCM-48? ·
About 750 degrees Celsius.
Research Citations of ACS Material Products
- Park, Sunghwan, et al. “3-Dimensionally disordered mesoporous silica (DMS)-Containing mixed matrix membranes for CO2 and non-CO2 greenhouse gas separations.” Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 136, 2014, pp. 286–295., doi:10.1016/j.seppur.2014.09.016.
- Martín, C.f., et al. “Wet impregnation of a commercial low cost silica using DETA for a fast post-Combustion CO 2 capture process.” Applied Energy, vol. 183, 2016, pp. 1705–1721., doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2016.09.081.