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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 56  1997
Study of Crack Formation and their Elimination in Alumina Membranes from Chelated Sol-gel Precursors
MAHUA SINGH, M. K. TRIVEDI AND JAYESH BELLARE
Pages : 82-84
DOI :10.1080/0371750X.1997.10804799
Abstract
Alumina membranes for gas separation were made using chelated alkoxide, through the sol-gel route. Use of chelated alkoxides p.-events the uncontrolled hydrolysis of aluminium alkoxides and gives l"ise to a modified precursm· that gives finer particle size and lower alumina ct·ystallization temperatule. However, chelated alkoxide membranes crack extensively. The type of chelating agent and the amount of chelating agent and water used for hydrolysis were found to affect crack formation. Crack-free membranes could be successfully prepared with alkoxide/chelating agent ratios less than l : 0.75 using ethylacetoacetate as the chelating agent. These membranes were tested for their integt·ity using scanning electron miciOscopy and nitrogen permeability measure-ments. Crackl.d membranes showed considerably high petmfahility compared to uncracked ones.
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