Crosslinked hybrid polymer matrices with nanostructure directing abilities for lanthanum hydroxide growth
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Claudia Feldgitscher, Herwig Peterlik, Sorin Ivanovici, Michael Puchberger, Guido Kickelbick
Polysiloxane–PEO hybrid polymers were used as precipitation environments for La(OH)3 nanoobjects.
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