Jin LiuDun Deng;Fenna Zhao;Qingwen Lin
. 2011, 42(02): 32-0.
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Nickel-doped carbon molecular sieves (CMS) with controlled particle size have been prepared by the method of inverse suspension polymerization to synthesize poly(furfuryl alcohol) with nickel nitrate as carbon precursor, utilizing template porous nanosilica, through a mild carbonization and post-treatment process . The preparation mechanism and micro-structure of CMS have been characterized through XRD, SEM, N2 adsorption, FT-IR and TGA. The results show that the different carbonization conditions have a definite effect on the particle size and distribution of CMS; Additionally, when the carbonization temperature from 650 ℃ up to 700 ℃, the mesopore volume and the total pore volume raised to 0.40 cm3/g and 0.67 cm3/g, respectively. The micropore volume has expanded twice with the carbonization heating rate increased. The XRD and AAS analysis proved that nickel have been doped into CMS successfully, and 2.24 wt% for doping quantity.