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Lyophobic nanoporous accumulator

Author: Cyril PICARD

Publication date: May 10, 2017

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3. Lyophobic nanoporous media

Nanoporous materials, whether silica gels, porous polymers or zeolites, generally have a high affinity for common solvents, especially water. It is worth mentioning here the ambiguity of the term "hydrophobic", which can sometimes refer to a nanoporous material whose liquid saturation is observed at a "high" vapour pressure close to the saturating vapour pressure. In this section, we present the synthesis routes and properties of materials of interest to SHLs whose hydrophobicity is such that they can only be filled in the liquid phase.

3.1 Hydrophobic matrices

The vast majority of nanoporous materials of interest are composed of an amorphous or crystalline silica structure. A distinction is made between materials whose porosity is based on the assembly of supramolecular...

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