New nanocomposites: putting organic function inside the channel walls of periodic mesoporous silica

Nature's accomplishments are inspiring chemists to design new materials based on biologically formed organic and inorganic structures that have been optimized over evolutionary timescales. A recent breakthrough in biomimetic materials chemistry has seen the fusion of organic and inorganic chemi...

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Published in:Journal of materials chemistry 2000-01, Vol.10 (8), p.1751-1755
Main Authors: ASEFA, T, YOSHINA-ISHII, C, MACLACHLAN, M. J, OZIN, G. A
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