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titleOfInvention Ordered meso-porous (TiO2-Cu) nanocomplex and its hydrothermal supercritical extraction preparation technology
abstract The invention discloses an ordered meso-porous (TiO2-Cu) nanocomplex and its preparation technology. The above ordered meso-porous (TiO2-Cu) composite nanomaterial is prepared through adopting a hydrothermal method and a supercritical extraction technique. The technology is characterized in that a surfactant is treated as a soft template and the supercritical extraction technique and the hydrothermal method are adopted to prepare the ordered meso-porous (TiO2-Cu) nanocomplex having a novel structure and good physical and chemical properties. The technology provides a new way for researching the application of meso-porous TiO2-doped photocatalytic materials. The technology has the advantages of simplicity and easy industrial production; and the prepared meso-porous nanocomplex has a large specific surface area and a uniform pore distribution.
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