Surface modification of inorganic

Surface modification of inorganic layer compound with organic compound and preparation of thin films. Appl. Surf. Sci. 121, 476. 

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Surface Modification of Inorganic Materials by Fluorination Treatments... 

Part II Examples of surface modification of inorganic materials... 

Ultrasonic Treatment Assisted Surface Modification of Inorganic and Organic Pigments in Aqueous Dispersions... 

To create particles with a hydrophobic core and a hydrophilic shell, preformed hydrophobic polymer particles can be used as substrate for the covalent grafting of hydrophilic polymer chains. Aqueous emulsion polymerization is thus the method of choice for synthesis of core particles with submicrometric diameter (due to the scope of this review article, discussion will be restricted to aqueous emulsion polymerization, although some examples of particle substrates created via suspension polymerization exist however, with much larger diameters). The grafting methods are very close to those used for the surface modification of inorganic materials, such as for instance silicon wafers or colloidal silica particles [46,48-52], Various strategies can be employed such as ... 

Yoshinaga K. Surface modification of inorganic particles Surfactant Science Series 92. Sugimoto T, editor. Fine particles, synthesis, characterization and mechanism of growth. New York, NY Marcel Dekker 2000. pp. 626-46. 

Kango S, Kalia S, Celli A, Njuguna J, Habibi Y, Kumar R (2013) Surface modification of inorganic nanoparticles for development of organic-inorganic nanocomposites—a review. Progr Polym Sci 38(8) 1232-1261... 

There has been a growing interest in the surface modification of inorganic oxide substrates with covalently bonded polymer phases for a variety of practical applications, such as filler-polymer control in polymer composites, support packing for liquid and gas chromatography, biocompatible surfaces, colloid stability and modified inorganic membranes, and for fundamental studies of interfacial phenomena. 

Fig. 1 Functional groups attached to hydroxyl surfaces. Reprinted from Kohji Yoshinaga Surface modifications of inorganic particles in Fine Particles Synthesis, Characterization, and Mechanism of Growth Tadao Sugimoto Marcel Dekker, New York (2000) 626-646 (Chap. 12.1), Copyright 2000 with permission from Marcel Dekker...

C. Cardinaud, A. Tressaud, Surface modification of inorganic materials by fluorination , pp. 437-492, in Advanced Inorganic Fluorides, T. Nakajima, A. Tressaud, B. mva, Eds. Elsevier, Amsterdam (2000). 

Surface Modification of Inorganic Oxide Surfaces by Graft Polymerization... 

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