文摘
Nano-building blocks, as metal–oxo–alkoxo clusters, defined as perfectly calibrated nanometric species, are good models for spectroscopic studies and good candidates for elaboration, by soft chemistry processes, of hybrid organic-inorganic materials. We focus our work on the cluster Ti16O16(OEt)32 and its reactivity against propyl alcohol. A better understanding of the surface reactivity allows the elaboration optimisation of hybrid materials by a better control of the hybrid interface. The use of high-resolution liquid (COSY, HMQC) and solid-state (Cross Polarization, MAS) NMR spectroscopies will be described, in order to characterize properly the surface organic groups. To cite this article: S. Le Calvé et al., C. R. Chimie 7 (2004).