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周波数変調原子間力顕微鏡(FM-AFM)を用いた酸化チタン表面の液中観察

Xue, Shengkai 神戸大学

2020.03.25

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The solids, solutions and gases around us are in contact with each other. The Different phases meets together is the ‘interface’. The solid surface contacted with liquid, where there is a liquid-solid interface.

The liquid-solid interface is a particularly important place of chemical reaction. For example, catalytic reaction in liquid is reaction on the solid surface. Controlling the interface of liquid-solid can control the progress of the reaction. Corrosion is also a solid-liquid interface reaction [1]. Corrosion can be prevented by reducing this reaction rate. Hydrophilic and hydrophobic treatment of the surface is also a study of liquid- solid interface. This is a hot topic in materials science. Furthermore, biological cell membranes are solid-liquid interfaces that serve as entrances and exits for the exchange of substances and energy between the inside and outside of cells [2].

Liquid and solids consist of atoms or molecules. To understand and control the reactions at the liquid-solid interface, the atomic knowledge of the liquid-solid interface is necessary. Titanium oxide (TiO2) surface is a topic that lots of people has paid attention to it in the past 40 years. Water-TiO2 interface also has been concerned. However, the research of water-TiO2 interface with atomic level is scarce. In this paper, the author focused on the water-TiO2 interface with frequency-modulation atomic force microscopy. That is a new method which is enables to directly observe the solid-liquid interface at atomic level.

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