Three-dimensionally ordered macroporous carbons having walls composed of hollow mesosized spheres

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Publication Date 2006-09-18
DOI 10.1039/B607196A
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Sang-Wook Woo, Keiji Sasajima, Takashi Takei


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Abstract

Three-dimensionally ordered macroporous carbons were prepared from bimodal polymer–silica colloidal crystals; the resulting carbons had interconnected macropores, and the walls of the macropores were composed of hollow mesosized spheres.

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