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Surface Functionalisation of Alumina Ceramic Foams with Organic Ligands

Sandrine Gerber, Pascal Miéville, Françoise Borcard, Horacio Marcelo Comas Blanco
2012
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Abstract

Different anchoring groups have been studied with the aim of covalently binding organic linkers to the surface of alumina ceramic foams. The results suggested that a higher degree of functionalisation was achieved with a pyrogallol derivative - as compared to its catechol analogue - based on the XPS analysis of the ceramic surface. The conjugation of organic ligands to the surface of these alumina materials was corroborated by DNP-MAS-NMR measurements.

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