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José Vicente Ros-lis

0000-0001-8238-5829

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High content and dispersion of Gd in bimodal porous silica: T2 contrast agents under ultra-high magnetic fields

2022

Silica-based UVM-7-type bimodal mesoporous materials with high gadolinium content (∞ ≥ Si/Gd ≥ 13) have been synthesized through a one-pot surfactant-assisted procedure from hydroalcoholic solution using a cationic surfactant as template, and starting from atrane complexes of Gd and Si as inorganic precursors. The novel synthetic pathway developed in the study preserves the UVM-7-type architecture while optimizing the dispersion of the Gd-guest species at the nanoscale and even at atomic level. It has been determined that the number of Gd atoms forming clusters is always less than 10. The behaviour under exposure to ultra-high magnetic fields reveals a significant increase in the transversa…

magnetic resonance microscopyMechanics of MaterialssilicaGeneral Materials ScienceGeneral ChemistrygadoliniumUNESCO::CIENCIAS TECNOLÓGICASCondensed Matter Physicsmesoporousmagnetic resonance image
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Generalized “one-pot” preparative strategy to obtain highly functionalized silica-based mesoporous spherical particles

2022

In this work we present a synthesis strategy for the preparation of Stöber-type mesoporous particles functionalized with inorganic species. The procedure is based on a combination of the Atrane and the Stöber methods. Both as a source of silicon and of the incorporated heteroelements (Fe, Zn, Al, Ti) the corresponding atrane complexes are used as hydrolytic reagents. These complexes are easily formed by reaction with triethanolamine. Mesoporosity is achieved using surfactant micelles as templates. Obtaining uniform spherical particles is achieved by optimizing the amount of water-ethanol in the reaction medium. The particle sizes have been modulated by controlling simple parameters such as …

Mechanics of Materialsone-pot synthesisfunctionalizationGeneral Materials ScienceGeneral Chemistrymesoporous silicaUNESCO::CIENCIAS TECNOLÓGICASCondensed Matter Physicssize modulationspherical particles
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