Structural, Optical, and pH-Stimulus Response Properties of Cresol Red Immobilized Nanocomposite Silica Films Derived by a Sol–Gel Process Employing Different Synthetic Routes

Formation of cresol red dye immobilized silica films derived by conventional as well as CTAB and P123 templated sol–gel is discussed. Comparative structural, textural, and optical properties of films derived by these three different methodologies were determined using analytical instrumental techniq...

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Published in:Industrial & engineering chemistry research 2014-12, Vol.53 (49), p.18863-18872
Main Authors: Chauhan, Shobhit Singh, Jasra, R. V, Sharma, A. L
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Silicon dioxide
Sol gel process
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