the poly(St-co-DMC)/SiO2 hybrid nanoparticles were synthesized under ambient temperature and neutral pH conditions.The TEM result of sliced sample confirmed that the hybrid nanoparticles possessed core-shell structure and that the SiO2 deposited mainly in the shell of the nanoparticles.Furthermore
the hybrid nanoparticles were dissolved with tetrahydrofuran to obtain the hollow nanoparticles.TEM results showed that the polymer core of the nanoparticles disappeared
generating nanoparticles with hollow structure.In addition
FTIR results confirmed that the hollow nanoparticles had the signal of both SiO2 and polymer which indicated that this hollow nanoparticles not only contained SiO2 but also poly(St-co-DMC).The content of SiO2 in the hollow hybrid nanoparticles of poly(St-co-DMC)/SiO2 was only 69.7% analyzed by TGA
indicating a left of 30.3% of polymer
which further confirmed that the hollow nanoparticles possessed hybrid shell.Finally
the effect of the reaction temperature
deposition time
the proportion of polymer/TMOS and the content of DMC in polymer template on the thickness of the hybrid nanoparticles shell was studied by TEM.The results showed that the thickness of the hybrid nanoparticles shell increased with raising the reaction temperature
increasing the deposition time
the proportion of TMOS/polymer and the higher content of DMC in polymer template.
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