Ultraporous gel monoliths having predetermined pore sizes and th

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2523156, 2523157, 264 42, 423338, 502233, 502405, B01J 1300, C01B 33158, C03C 304

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ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating an ultraporous SiO.sub.2 containing gel monoliths having a predetermined mean pore size with narrow distribution of the size of the pores around the mean. A SiO.sub.2 containing sol is prepared while simultaneously controlling and preselecting the temperature, time and nature of aging solution, and drying the resultant gel to obtain an ultraporous SiO.sub.2 containing monolith having a predetermined mean pore size from about 10 .ANG. to about 400 .ANG. with narrow distribution of the size of pores around the mean and the resultant article.

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