@article{oai:nitech.repo.nii.ac.jp:00002417,
 author = {Takahashi, Chisato and Shirai, Takashi and 白井, 孝 and 藤, 正督 and Fuji, Masayoshi},
 journal = {名古屋工業大学先進セラミックス研究センター年報 = Annual report Advanced Ceramics Research Center Nagoya Institute of Technology},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Electron microscopic techniques that are used as a standard method characterize micro- and nano-structured materials have been extended  for  observing  wet  materials.  Most  of  the  microstructures  of  solid  materials,  such  as  ceramics,  metals,  polymers  and composites  in  their  dry  conditions,  are  characterized  by  electron  microscopy.  However,  the  observation  methods  for  hydrous materials  have  still  been  under  development  because  the  wet  condition  is  not  suitable  for  the  electron  microscopy  under  high vacuum conditions. This difficulty in the characterization of the hydrous materials is a barrier to the research progress related to wet materials processing.　In this review paper, developed observation methods with the aid of a hydrophilic ionic liquid (IL) for various kinds of hydrated materials are reported. By the developed observation methods, the characterization of hydrous materials, such as seaweed, agar gel and a HAp green body, is enabled and extended to a range of related fields. Based on the interaction between water molecules and  hydrophilic  IL,  the  mechanism  for  the  observation  of  wet  materials  using  the  hydrophilic  IL  has  been  clarified  and  the molecular dynamics of the IL and solvents have been studied. In addition, an IL-inorganic composite material was successfully fabricated  by  mixing  of  IL  and  montmorillonite  clay  in  the  proper  ratio,  which  suggests  possibility  to  invent  novel  electron conductive transparent thin films., application/pdf},
 pages = {45--52},
 title = {Application of Ionic Liquids on Microscopic Observation of Hydrated Materials},
 volume = {1},
 year = {2013},
 yomi = {シライ, タカシ and フジ, マサヨシ}
}