Unconventional Synthetic Approach to Mesoporous Metal Oxides via Block Copolymer Self-Assembly for Energy Storage Systems
발표자
김건우 (영남대학교)
연구책임자
김건우 (영남대학교)
공동저자
김건우 (영남대학교)
초록
내용
The soft-template method is a powerful strategy for synthesizing mesoporous metal oxides (MMOs), offering high versatility that enables access to a wide range of compositions and nanostructures. Nevertheless, conventional approaches face fundamental limitations. First, solvent-evaporation–driven block copolymer self-assembly inevitably requires toxic solvents, and achieving homogeneous integration of nanomaterials into MMOs is challenging, often resulting in phase segregation and structural inhomogeneity. These issues suppress the potential synergistic interactions between nanomaterials and the mesostructure. Second, high-temperature calcination is typically needed for template removal and oxide conversion, which restricts direct synthesis on plastic substrates and limits applicability to flexible devices. To overcome these two challenges, we introduce condensation-induced self-assembly (CISA) and a synergistic effect of thermal activation and plasma.