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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 25, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 19, 2012
Jose Antonio Toledo Antonio, Mexico City, MX;
Carlos Angeles Chavez, Mexico City, MX;
Maria Antonia Cortes Jacome, Mexico City, MA;
Fernando Alvarez Ramirez, Mexico City, MX;
Yosadara Ruiz Morales, Mexico City, MX;
Gerardo Ferrat Torres, Mexico City, MX;
Luis Francisco Flores Ortiz, Mexico City, MX;
Esteban Lopez Salinas, Mexico City, MX;
Marcelo Lozada Y Cassou, Mexico City, MX;
Jose Antonio Toledo Antonio, Mexico City, MX;
Carlos Angeles Chavez, Mexico City, MX;
Maria Antonia Cortes Jacome, Mexico City, MA;
Fernando Alvarez Ramirez, Mexico City, MX;
Yosadara Ruiz Morales, Mexico City, MX;
Gerardo Ferrat Torres, Mexico City, MX;
Luis Francisco Flores Ortiz, Mexico City, MX;
Esteban Lopez Salinas, Mexico City, MX;
Marcelo Lozada y Cassou, Mexico City, MX;
Instituto Mexicano del Petroleo, Mexico City, MX;
Abstract
Nanomaterials of the JT phase of the titanium oxide TiO, where 0≦x≦1 having as a building block a crystalline structure with an orthorhombic symmetry and described by at least one of the space groups 59 Pmmn, 63 Amma, 71 Immm or 63 Bmmb. The nanomaterials are in the form of nanofibers, nanowires, nanorods, nanoscrolls and/or nanotubes and are obtained from a hydrogen titanate and/or a mixed sodium and hydrogen titanate precursor compound that is isostructural to the JT crystalline structure. The titanates are the hydrogenated, the protonated, the hydrated and/or the alkalinized phases of the JT crystalline phase that are obtained from titanium compounds such as titanium oxide with an anatase crystalline structure, amorphous titanium oxide, and titanium oxide with a rutile crystalline structure, and/or directly from the rutile mineral and/or from ilmenite.