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Local structure of percolating gels at very low volume fractions [PDF]
The formation of colloidal gels is strongly dependent on the volume fraction of the system and the strength of the interactions between the colloids.
C. Patrick Royall+5 more
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On the mechanical properties of N-functionalised dipeptide gels [PDF]
The properties of a hydrogel are controlled by the underlying network that immobilizes the solvent. For gels formed by the self-assembly of a small molecule, it is common to show the primary fibres that entangle to form the network by microscopy, but it ...
Adams, Dave J.+4 more
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Colloidal gels, where nanoscale particles aggregate into an elastic yet fragile network, are at the heart of materials that combine specific optical, electrical and mechanical properties. Tailoring the viscoelastic features of colloidal gels in real-time
Ahouré, L. Christian+9 more
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Buckling of swelling gels [PDF]
The patterns arising from the differential swelling of gels are investigated experimentally and theoretically as a model for the differential growth of living tissues.
A. Boudaoud+25 more
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Evaluation of gellan gum fluid gels as modified release oral liquids [PDF]
Oral liquids are often preferred for drug administration to patients for whom swallowing is difficult, however formulating modified release versions can be challenging.
Alan M. Smith+39 more
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Symmetries and Elasticity of Nematic Gels
A nematic liquid-crystal gel is a macroscopically homogeneous elastic medium with the rotational symmetry of a nematic liquid crystal. In this paper, we develop a general approach to the study of these gels that incorporates all underlying symmetries ...
B. Jacobsen+43 more
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Characterization of Carbonaceous Gel and Gel Beads
Carbonaceous gel was prepared from the alkaline solution dissolving amphiphilic carbonaceous material. Gelation of the amphiphilic carbonaceous materials dependedon concentration of the amphipihlic carbonaceous material and the alkaline solution. This so-called carbonaceous gel showed a reversible transformation between sol and gel with temperature ...
D. Tateishi+3 more
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Angela Washer, Stacie Thompson
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In a previous study, structure of silica gels prepared in a high magnetic field was investigated. While a direct application of such anisotropic silica gels is for an optical anisotropic medium possessing chemical resistance, we show here their ...
Kaito, Chihiro+2 more
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Gels as battery separators for soluble electrode cells [PDF]
Gels are formed from silica powders and hydrochloric acid. The gels are then impregnated into a polymeric foam and the resultant sheet material is then used in applications where the transport of chloride ions is desired.
Gahn, R. F., Sheibley, D. W.
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