Monolithic gyroidal mesoporous mixed titanium-niobium nitrides

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Mesoporous transition metal nitrides are interesting materials for energy conversion and storage applications due to their conductivity and durability. We present ordered mixed titanium-niobium (8:2, 1:1) nitrides with gyroidal network structures synthesized from triblock terpolymer structure-directed mixed oxides. The materials retain both macroscopic integrity and mesoscale ordering despite heat treatment up to 600 °C, without a rigid carbon framework as a support. Furthermore, the gyroidal lattice parameters were varied by changing polymer molar mass. This synthesis strategy may prove useful in generating a variety of monolithic ordered mesoporous mixed oxides and nitrides for electrode and catalyst materials. © 2014 American Chemical Society.

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Robbins, S. W., Sai, H., Disalvo, F. J., Gruner, S. M., & Wiesner, U. (2014). Monolithic gyroidal mesoporous mixed titanium-niobium nitrides. ACS Nano, 8(8), 8217–8223. https://doi.org/10.1021/nn502548m

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