英文摘要 |
Silica sol (Na2On SiO2), also known as silica gel, is an aqueous solution composed of silica particles. The characteristics of silica sol include a large specific surface area, negative particle electronegativity, strong adhesion, high temperature resistance, and stable gelation. These characteristics make silica sol highly valuable in various industries, with applications in foundries, paper-making, and optoelectronics. This study produced nanograde silicon dioxide micropowder from commonly used industrial silica gel by using a hydrothermal process. The effects of the silica gel solution’s acidity and hydrothermal holding time on the morphology of the nanograde silicon dioxide micropowder were examined. The acidity of the silica gel solution was found to significantly influence the micropowder’s morphology. Extending the holding time not only resulted in larger particles and higher crystalline intensity of the reactive products but also caused a gradual transformation from spherical nanoflakes to polyhedral nanocrystalline particles. |