High surface area carbon aerogel monoliths with hierarchical porosity

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High surface area carbon aerogel monoliths with hierarchical porosity

Baumann, Theodore F.; Worsley, Marcus A.; Han, T. Yong-Jin; Satcher, Joe H.

Journal of non-crystalline solids, 07/2008, Volume: 354, Issue: 29

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This letter describes the synthesis and structural characterization of monolithic carbon aerogel (CA) materials that possess both high surface areas and hierarchical porosity. Thermal activation of a macroporous CA structure, one that was derived from an acetic acid-catalyzed sol–gel polymerization reaction, yields monolithic materials with large pore volumes and surface areas exceeding 3000 m 2/g. Given the flexibility of CA synthesis, this approach offers viability to engineer new materials for use as catalyst supports, electrodes, capacitors and sorbent systems.

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Baumann, Theodore F. | Worsley, Marcus A. | Han, T. Yong-Jin | Satcher, Joe H.

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