Nataliya N. Sipyagina

Dr. Nataliya N. Sipyagina

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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13 October 2014 in RSC Advances
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SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
AMAlena N. Malkova
Alena N. Malkova
AYAlexander V. Yarkov
Alexander V. Yarkov
ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov
A novel strategy for aerogels' functionalization, based on the preliminary modification of monomers before gelation, is proposed. The strategy is illustrated by the synthesis of trifluoroacetylated (3-aminopropyl) triethoxysilane (APTES)-based aerogels. An aerogel sample prepared by cogelation of APTES with tetraethoxysilane (TEOS), followed by trifluoroacetylation of free aminogroups, had a BET-surface area of 100–180 m2 g−1, while the samples prepared by cogelation of a preliminary trifluoroacetylated monomer with TEOS had a 2–5 times larger specific surface area. Trifluoroacetylated aerogels' properties showed strong dependence on the supercritical drying media.

16 April 2015 in Russian Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
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SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
AMA. N. Malkova
A. N. Malkova
ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
KEKh. E. Erov
Kh. E. Erov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov
Effects caused by the type of solvent used for supercritical drying on the properties of methyltrimethoxysilane-based aerogels were studied. All of the aerogel samples studied were found to be...

1 January 2017 in Journal of Fluorine Chemistry
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SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
AMAlena N. Malkova
Alena N. Malkova
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
ESElena A. Straumal
Elena A. Straumal
ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov

2 February 2016 in Inorganic Materials
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KYKh. E. Yorov
Kh. E. Yorov
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
AMA. N. Malkova
A. N. Malkova
ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov

29 June 2021 in Russian Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
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ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
GKG. P. Kopitsa
G. P. Kopitsa
KYKh. E. Yorov
Kh. E. Yorov
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov
Structural analysis in the range of characteristic sizes from 1 nm to ~1.5 µm was performed for SiO2–TiO2 aerogels prepared in supercritical CO2, isopropanol, hexafluoroisopropanol, or methyl-tert-butyl ether using small-angle X-ray scattering and neutron scattering complementary methods. A two-level model that accounts for scattering by individual inhomogeneities and their aggregates, which have fractal properties, satisfactorily describes the aerogel structures over the entire range of scales. It is shown for the first time that the titania concentration is the key factor in the small-angle neutron and X-ray scattering by SiO2–TiO2 aerogels. The phase composition of an aerogel does not significantly affect the aerogel structure in the range of scales from 1 nm to ~1.5 µm, as probed by small-angle X-ray and neutron scattering.

26 November 2014 in Russian Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
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SLS.A. Lermontov
S.A. Lermontov
NSNataliya N. Sipyagina
Nataliya N. Sipyagina
AMA. N. Malkova
A. N. Malkova
ABAlexander E. Baranchikov
Alexander E. Baranchikov
Vladimir IvanovVladimir Ivanov
Vladimir Ivanov
The effect of synthetic conditions on the properties of methyltrimethoxysilane-based aerogels is reported. All of the aerogels are hydrophobic and can efficiently adsorb organic compounds.