) materials with high specific surface areas were prepared
via
a solid-state reaction route.The properties of these materials were characterized by X-ray diffraction(XRD)
high resolution transmission electron microscopy(HRTEM)
energy dispersive spectroscopy(EDS)
N
2
absorption-desorption
ultraviolet visible light spectroscopy(UV-Vis) and electrochemical spectroscopy.The results show that the mesoporous structure of the product with ethanol is composed of anatase laced crystal walls with amorphous grain boundaries formed gradually by degradation.Compared with those without ethanol
these samples possess larger crystallite size since ethanol decreases the pore size at higher temperature.With the increase of ethanol amount
however
the crystallite size will grow.The amorphous grain boundaries in the mesoporous material
with a large impedance and low incidental cyclic potential
are difficult to effectively degrade and the phase transformation temperature is changed from 500 to 550℃.The growth rate of Al-TiO
2
crystallites that obeys the quadratic polynomial equation may be controlled.
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