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1D Ceric Hydrogen Phosphate Aerogels: Noncarbonaceous Ultraflyweight Monolithic Aerogels

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Ceric hydrogen phosphate gels possess a very unique spatial organization, being nearly amorphous materials with a fibrous structure. Using a sol–gel approach, we succeeded in preparing bulky gels containing as… Click to show full abstract

Ceric hydrogen phosphate gels possess a very unique spatial organization, being nearly amorphous materials with a fibrous structure. Using a sol–gel approach, we succeeded in preparing bulky gels containing as much as 20,000 molecules of water per cerium atom. Supercritical treatment of these gels made it possible to obtain the first ultralight monolithic noncarbonaceous aerogels with a density as low as 1 mg/cm3.

Keywords: aerogels noncarbonaceous; hydrogen phosphate; ceric hydrogen; phosphate aerogels

Journal Title: ACS Omega
Year Published: 2020

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