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|a Caridi, Francesco
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|a Advances in Xerogels: From Design to Applications
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (196 p.)
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|a structure
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|a phenyltriethoxysilane
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|a noble metal
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|a heterogeneous catalysis
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|a optical sensors
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|a silicon polyethylene glycol
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|a heat gelation
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|a gelling behaviour
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|a pyridyl N-oxide
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|a stimuli-responsive systems
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|a xerogel composite film
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|a peroxidase
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|a casting from solution
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|a USANS
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|a n/a
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|a anion/cation-responsive gels
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|a arylene bridged
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|a surface electrostatics
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|a Langmuir isotherm
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|a MCM-41
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|a Stöber method
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|a chitosan
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|a isomeric LMWGs
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|a determination of total polyphenol content
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|a biomedical applications
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|a tetraethoxysilane
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|a polyphosphonate
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|a non-aqueous gels
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|a nitroxide
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|a xerogel
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|a SANS
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|a SrCO3
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|a sol-gel
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|a environmental catalysis
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|a spin probe
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|a binary gels
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|a crude banana extract
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|a near-surface layer
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|a poly(vinyl alcohol)
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|a pyridine
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|a Research & information: general / bicssc
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|a cadmium sensor
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|a nanocellulose-based xerogels
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|a tyrosinase
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|a Physics / bicssc
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|a 29Si solid state NMR
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|a plant proteins
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|a chlorosilanes
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|a metallic precursor
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|a local pH
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|a green chemistry
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|a alumina
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|a EPR
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|a biopolymers
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|a one-pot
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|a titanium dioxide
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|a inorganic/organic networks
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|a dried gels
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|a xerogels
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|a porous materials
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|a metallogels
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|a 2-methoxyethanol
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|a sustainable catalyst
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|a sol-gel process
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|a nanocellulose
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|a spin label
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|a SAXS
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|a pH
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|a supramolecular gels
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|a Suzuki-Miyaura coupling
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|a sol-gel films
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|a Paladini, Giuseppe
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|a Fiorati, Andrea
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|a The field of material science and engineering has witnessed a surge of interest in the development of novel xerogels-solid materials derived from gels-for a wide range of applications. Despite potential shrinkage, xerogels possess remarkable properties, including high porosity and a large surface area, owing to the interconnected network of pores formed during drying. Consequently, xerogels find valuable applications as catalysts, adsorbents, sensors, membranes, and drug delivery systems. The ability to conveniently control the structures and morphologies of xerogels during synthesis has garnered significant attention within the scientific community. In light of these considerations, this Special Issue of Gels compiles high-quality papers that showcase the latest advancements and breakthroughs in xerogel science, covering various aspects from design to application. Both theoretical and experimental cutting-edge studies exploring the structural, chemical, rheological, and dynamical properties of xerogels and their derivatives are included in this collection.
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