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Coating of Pt-Loaded Mesoporous Silica Layers on Ceramics Scaffolds for Practical Preservation System for Greengrocery.

Jongbeom NaDehua ZhengJeonghun KimYohei JikiharaTsuruo NakayamaYoungsang KoJungmok YouYamauchi YusukeJianjian Lin
Published in: ACS applied materials & interfaces (2019)
To enhance the decomposition properties of ethylene, Pt-loaded mesoporous silica (SiO2) was coated onto the scaffolds of cordierite (Mg2Al4Si5O18) membranes (CM) and glass fibers (GF). The surface areas of the mesostructured SiO2 layers coated on CM (CM/meso-SiO2) and GF (GF/meso-SiO2) were, respectively, 118 and 323 times higher than those of the CM and GF. In addition, Pt nanoparticles were homogeneously loaded in the mesopores, which acted as a catalyst. The prepared CM/Pt@meso-SiO2 and GF/Pt@meso-SiO2 showed an efficient and high-performing ethylene decomposition. In particular, the flowers, fruits, and vegetables were well stored with the use of CM/Pt@meso-SiO2 and GF/Pt@meso-SiO2, which effectively decomposed ethylene gas they generated. As a result, Pt@meso-SiO2 with scaffolds (CM and GF) are expected to be effective in commercial application for a practical system of preservation.
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