Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:57:41Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 JoseFTJ.pdf: 1695651 bytes, checksum: 0a95ed624ef6e5342ad90e1b6193878e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-12-17 / This a study on the achievement of alumina membranes by the method of anodizing. From this method got up a layer of aluminum oxide on the anodic metal, who presented the basic properties necessary for the application as a support for the production and acquisition of nanomaterials, such as porosity nano and resistance to high temperature, and other properties, as resistance to corrosion, and chemical, high ranking of the structure and pore size of the pores. The latter, ranging from 10 to 100nm depended on the electrolyte used, which in this study was the H2SO4. To remove all remaining aluminum, it is a bath of dissolution with HCl and CuCl where the residual aluminum has been withdrawn, and the deep pores were opened after chemical treatment with NaOH. After the dissolution, the membranes were calcined at temperatures of 300, 600 and 900? C, and sintered at temperatures of 1200 and 1300? C to win mechanical strength, porosity and observe the desired crystallization. Then went through analyses of composition through X-ray diffraction and morphology of the microstructure through a scanning electron microscope. The method was effective for obtaining alumine membranes applied in the processes of production of materials in nano / Trata de um estudo sobre a obten??o de membranas de alumina atrav?s do m?todo da anodiza??o. A partir deste m?todo obteve-se uma camada de ?xido an?dico sobre o alum?nio met?lico, que apresentou as propriedades b?sicas necess?rias ? aplica??o como suporte para produ??o e obten??o de nanomateriais, tais como: porosidade nanom?trica e resist?ncia a altas temperaturas, al?m de outras propriedades, como resist?ncia ? corros?o, e qu?mica, alta ordena??o da estrutura dos poros e tamanho dos poros. Este ?ltimo, variando de 10 at? 100nm dependeu do eletr?lito usado, o qual neste estudo foi o H2SO4. Para retirar todo alum?nio restante, procedeu-se um banho de dissolu??o com HCl e CuCl no qual o alum?nio residual foi retirado, e os poros profundos foram abertos ap?s o tratamento qu?mico com NaOH. Ap?s a dissolu??o, as membranas foram calcinadas nas temperaturas de 300, 600 e 900? C, e sinterizadas nas temperaturas de 1200 e 1300? C para ganhar resist?ncia mec?nica, porosidade desejada e observar a cristaliza??o. Em seguida passou por an?lises de composi??o atrav?s da Difra??o de Raios-X e morfologia da microestrutura por meio de um microsc?pio eletr?nico de varredura. O m?todo se mostrou eficiente para obten??o de membranas de alumina aplicadas nos processos de produ??o de materiais em escala nanom?trica