Ultra stable ordered mesoporous phenol/formaldehydepolymers as a heterogeneous support for vanadium oxide

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Publication Date 2008-07-29
DOI 10.1039/B808566H
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Ilke Muylaert, Marijke Borgers, Els Bruneel, Joseph Schaubroeck, Francis Verpoort, Pascal Van Der Voort


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Abstract

Ordered mesoporous phenol/formaldehyde polymers are presented as an ultra stable heterogeneous support for vanadium oxide.

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