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DESCRIPTION:Hybrid inorganic-organic materials can be broadly defined as sy
 nthetic materials with organic and inorganic components which are intimate
 ly mixed. They can be either homogeneous systems derived from monomers and
  miscible organic and inorganic components\, or heterogeneous and phase-se
 parated systems where at least one of the components’ domains has a dimens
 ion ranging from a few Å to several nanometers. Hybrid phases can also be 
 used to nanostructure or texture new inorganic nanomaterials (porous or no
 n porous). The mild synthetic conditions provided by the sol-gel process s
 uch as metallo-organic precursors\, low processing temperatures and the ve
 rsatility of the colloidal state allow for the mixing of the organic and i
 norganic components at the nanometer scale in virtually any ratio. These f
 eatures\, and the advancement of organometallic chemistry and polymer and 
 sol-gel processing\, make possible a high degree of control over both comp
 osition and structure (including nanostructure) of these materials\, which
  present tunable structure-property relationships. This\, in turn\, makes 
 it possible to tailor and fine-tune properties (mechanical\, optical\, ele
 ctronic\, thermal\, chemical…) in very broad ranges\, and to design specif
 ic systems for applications. Hybrid materials can be processed as gels\, m
 onoliths\, thin films\, fibers\, particles or powders or can be intermedia
 tes to design materials having complex shapes or hierarchical structures. 
 The seemingly unlimited variety\, unique structure-property control\, and 
 the compositional and shaping flexibility give these materials a high pote
 ntial in catalysis\, biocatalysis\, photocatalysis\, etc…. This lecture wi
 ll describe some recent advances on the chemistry and processing of nanost
 ructured and hierarchically structured functional inorganic and hybrid sol
 ids. Some of their properties will be discussed.\nA few recent reviews :  
   \nAerosol Route to Functional Nanostructured Inorganic and Hybrid Porous
  Materials \, Boissiere\, Cedric\; Grosso\, David\; Chaumonnot\, Alexandra
 \; et al. ADVANCED MATERIALS  Volume: 23   Issue: 5   Pages: 599-623 \, 20
 11  \n	Applications of advanced hybrid organic-inorganic nanomaterials: fro
 m laboratory to market  Sanchez\, Clement\; Belleville\, Philippe\; Popall
 \, Michael\; et al. CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS  Volume: 40   Issue: 2   Page
 s: 696-753\, 2011   \n	Molecular and supramolecular dynamics of hybrid orga
 nic-inorganic interfaces for the rational construction of advanced hybrid 
 nanomatériaux\, Grosso\, David\; Ribot\, Francois\; Boissiere\, Cedric\; e
 t al.CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS  Volume: 40   Issue: 2   Pages: 829-848   20
 11\n	Design and properties of functional hybrid organic-inorganic membranes
  for fuel cells \, Laberty-Robert\, C.\; Valle\, K.\; Pereira\, F.\; et al
 . CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS  Volume: 40   Issue: 2   Pages: 961-1005   2011
 \n	Titanium oxo-clusters: precursors for a Lego-like construction of nanost
 ructured hybrid materials \, Rozes\, Laurence\; Sanchez\, Clement CHEMICAL
  SOCIETY REVIEWS  Volume: 40   Issue: 2   Pages: 1006-1030   2011\n	Bio-ins
 pired synthetic pathways and beyond: integrative chemistry \, Prouzet\, Er
 ic\; Ravaine\, Serge\; Sanchez\, Clement\; et al. NEW JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY
   Volume: 32   Issue: 8   Pages: 1284-1299   2008\n	Design\, synthesis\, an
 d properties of inorganic and hybrid thin films having periodically organi
 zed nanoporosity \, Sanchez\, Clement\; Boissiere\, Cedric\; Grosso\, Davi
 d\; et al. CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS  Volume: 20   Issue: 3   Pages: 682-737 
   2008\n	Inorganic and hybrid nanofibrous materials templated with organoge
 lators \, Llusar\, Mario\; Sanchez\, Clement CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS  Volum
 e: 20   Issue: 3   Pages: 782-820   2008\n	Photonic and nanobiophotonic pro
 perties of luminescent lanthanide-doped hybrid organic- inorganic material
 s \, Escribano\, Purificacion\; Julian-Lopez\, Beatriz\; Planelles-Arago\,
  Jose\; et al. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY  Volume: 18   Issue: 1   Pag
 es: 23-40   2008\n	Biomimetism and bioinspiration as tools for the design o
 f innovative materials and systems \, Sanchez\, C\; Arribart\, H\; Guille\
 , MMG\, NATURE MATERIALS  Volume: 4   Issue: 4   Pages: 277-288   2005\n
DTSTART:20150921T173000Z
DTEND:20150921T190000Z
LOCATION:Room 321: Ruttan Room\, Maass Chemistry Building\, CA\, QC\, Montr
 eal\, H3A 0B8\, 801 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:CCVC Seminar: Clément Sanchez - Integrative materials chemistry: fr
 om nanostructured to hierarchically structured inorganic and hybrid materi
 als 
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/channels/event/chemistry-seminar-clement-sanchez-
 integrative-materials-chemistry-nanostructured-hierarchically-stru-254852
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