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Sol-Gel processing: The physics and chemistry of sol-gel processing

Journal of Controlled Release, 1991
Christopher N. Bowan, Nicholas A. Peppas
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Sol-Gel Chemistry—Deals With Sol–Gel Processes

2019
Fabiane Trindade, Mario Jose Politi
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Sol-Gel Glasses

2019
Sol–gel processing is a nonmelting path to forming primarily silicate glasses. The most widely used precursors for the sol–gel process are metal alkoxides that undergo hydrolysis and condensation polymerization. Pure silica, binary compositions and multicomponent compositions are reacted to generate oxide polymers in the presence of water and alcohols.
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Sol-Gel Sensors

2017
The use of sol-gel chemistry has afforded the development of a diverse range of chemical sensors, due to the ease with which the process can be modified to tailor properties of the material such as porosity and hydrophobicity. Furthermore, sol-gel films can be deposited on a variety of substrates, thus allowing flexibility in sensor configuration. This
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Nonhydrolytic Sol-Gel Technology

2016
Mutin, P. Hubert, André, Vioux
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Sol–Gel Processed Membranes

2016
Christian Guizard, Andre Ayral, Mihai Barboiu, Anne Julbe   +3 more
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Sol–Gel Mediated Synthesis of Fe2O3 Nanorods

Advanced Materials, 2003
Y S Park
exaly  

A Cost-Effective Supercapacitor Material of Ultrahigh Specific Capacitances: Spinel Nickel Cobaltite Aerogels From an Epoxide-Driven Sol–Gel Process

Advanced Materials, 2010
Chi-Chang Hu, Shih-Yuan Lu, Hsing-Chi Chien   +2 more
exaly  

Titanium Dioxide Tubes From Sol–Gel Coating of Electrospun Polymer Fibers

Advanced Materials, 2001
Andreas Greiner, Rachel A Caruso
exaly  

Sol-Gel Inks for Direct-Write Assembly of Functional Oxides

Advanced Materials, 2007
Jennifer A. Lewis
exaly