Porous composite particulate materials, methods of making and using same, and related apparatuses
AssigneeBrigham Young University
InventorMatthew R. Linford
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InventorMatthew R. Linford
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In an embodiment, a porous composite particulate material includes a plurality of composite particles. Each composite particle includes an acid-base-resistant core particle at least partially surrounded by one or more layers of acid-base-resistant shell particles. The shell particles are adhered to the core particle by a polymeric layer. The shell particles and/or core particles may be made from an acid-base-resistant material that is stable in harsh chemical conditions. For example, the shell particles and/or core particles may be made from diamond, graphitic carbon, silicon carbide, boron nitride, tungsten carbide, combinations of the foregoing, or other acid-base-resistant materials. The porous composite particulate materials disclosed herein and related methods and devices may be used in separation technologies, including, but not limited to, chromatography, and solid phase extraction.
A porous composite particulate material, comprising:
A separation apparatus, comprising:
A method for manufacturing a porous composite particulate material, the method comprising:
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