Nanostructured polymers with embedded self-assembled reactive gel networks

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Publication Date 2008-08-01
DOI 10.1039/B809077G
Impact Factor 6.222
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Jamie R. Moffat, Gordon J. Seeley, Jeff T. Carter, Andrew Burgess, David K. Smith


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Abstract

Generating polymers in the presence of a self-assembling gelator with terminal double bonds yields polymeric materials with embedded reactive nano-skeletons—subsequent washing gives nanoscale imprinted materials with fibrillar architectures.

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