Emulsion-templated porous materials using concentrated carbon dioxide-in-water emulsions and inexpensive hydrocarbon surfactants
writer：Wood, Colin D.; Tan, Bien; Lee, Jun-Young; Cooper, Andrew I.
keywords：ScCO2
source：其他
specific source：CS Symposium Series (2009), 1006(Gas-Expanded Liquids and Near-Critical Media), 243-258.
Issue time：2009年
Supercrit. carbon dioxide is the most extensively studied supercrit. fluid (SCF) medium for polymn. reactions and org. transformations. This can be attributed to a list of advantages ranging from solvent properties to practical environmental as well as economic considerations. In addn., when CO2 is used for the synthesis and processing of porous materials addnl. advantages are also realized. The subject of this review will be the synthesis of porous materials and in particular emulsion-templated polymers. The development of inexpensive hydrocarbon surfactants will also be discussed.