Abstract
A new medium surface area TiO 2–β-silicon carbide (β-SiC) material was obtained by the Shape Memory Synthesis (SMS) method in which a pre-shaped high surface area activated charcoal (AC) supporting TiO 2, obtained by a sol–gel process starting from an alkoxide precursor, was attacked by SiO vapor at 1300 °C under dynamic vacuum. A post-synthesis oxidation using the inertness of β-SiC towards oxidation led to the TiO 2–β-SiC material.
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