Hierachical mesoporous silica wires by confined assembly
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Donghai Wang, Rong Kou, Zhenglong Yang, Jibao He, Zhenzhong Yang, Yunfeng Lu
The assembly of silicate and surfactant confined within cylindrical alumina pore channels results in circular hexagonal, concentric lamellar and other unique mesostructures.
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