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Thermally Insulating Polyimide Aerogel Skeletons Constructed by Hybridizing the Al–O Network Phase [PDF]
Polyimide aerogels have garnered considerable attention due to their high-performance combination of a lightweight nature, low thermal conductivity, and high mechanical strength, which renders them ideal candidates for thermal insulators in aerospace ...
Mingkang Wang +7 more
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Overview of organic–inorganic hybrid silica aerogels: Progress and perspectives
Silica aerogels are futuristic materials. However, the real-world applications of these materials are limited owing to their fragility. A variety of composite materials have been investigated to overcome this barrier.
Puttavva Meti +6 more
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: In this study, we report the effect of the number of formulated repeat units (n), the type of diamine and the cross-linker content on pore morphology, structure and mechanical properties of vacuum-dried polyimide aerogels.
Yu Lin +4 more
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Chitosan Based Aerogels with Low Shrinkage by Chemical Cross-Linking and Supramolecular Interaction
Chitosan (CTS) aerogel is a new type of functional material that could be possibly applied in the thermal insulation field, especially in energy-saving buildings.
Sizhao Zhang +6 more
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Hydrophobic Cellulose Acetate Aerogels for Thermal Insulation
As naturally derived material, cellulose aerogels have excellent thermal insulation properties due to their unique high porosity and three-dimensional mesoporous structure.
Sizhao Zhang +8 more
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Hydrophobization of Monolithic Resorcinol-Formaldehyde Xerogels by Means of Silylation
In materials research, the control of wettability is important for many applications. Since they are typically based on phenolics, organic aerogels, and xerogels are intrinsically hydrophilic in nature, and examples of the chemical functionalization of ...
Fabian Henn, René Tannert
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The structural and mechanical properties of open-porous cellular materials are often described in terms of simple beam-based models. A common assumption in these models is that the pore walls have a constant cross section, which may be in agreement for a
Ameya Rege, Shivangi Aney, Lorenz Ratke
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Chitin Nanowhisker Aerogels [PDF]
AbstractChitin nanowhiskers are structured into mesoporous aerogels by using the same benign process used previously in our group to make cellulose nanowhisker aerogels. The nanowhiskers are sonicated in water to form a hydrogel before solvent‐exchange with ethanol and drying under supercritical CO2 (scCO2). Aerogels are prepared with various densities
Heath, Lindy +2 more
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To address the challenge of reconstructing or designing the three-dimensional microstructure of nanoporous materials, we develop a computational approach by combining the random closed packing of polydisperse spheres together with the Laguerre–Voronoi ...
Rajesh Chandrasekaran +5 more
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Metal-based aerogels have attracted numerous studies due to their unique physical, structural, thermal, and chemical properties. Utilizing aluminum waste, a novel, facile, environmentally friendly approach to aluminum-based aerogels is proposed.
Xue Yang Goh +7 more
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