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titleOfInvention Method for modifying membrane surface by inverse miniemulsion
abstract The invention relates to the fields of aqueous inverse colloid, solvent heat treatment, modification and functional materials, and in particular to a method for modifying the surface of a membrane with inverse miniemulsion particles by a solvent method to realize oxide nanocrystal modification on the surface of the membrane. The inverse miniemulsion loaded with the precursor is prepared first, then the miniemulsion containing the alkali is prepared, and finally the oxide precursor migration film is deposited on the surface of the oxide precursor by solvothermal and nanocrystals are formed. The present invention uses the pH-responsive polymer to change the properties of the polymer when the pH value is changed, so as to drive the migration speed of the oxide nanocrystal precursor preloaded in the inverse miniemulsion to the surface of the film during the solvent heat treatment to complete the formation of the film surface Oxide nanocrystal modification method. The functional thin film material modified by this method has potential application prospects in the fields of semiconductor, photosensitive and photoluminescence.
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