Synthesis of a hierarchical micro/mesoporous structure by steam-assisted post-crystallization.

Synthesis of a hierarchical micro/mesoporous structure by steam-assisted post-crystallization.
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10.1002/chem.200901034
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2009-12
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Jian Zhou;Zile Hua;Jianlin Shi;Qianjun He;Limin Guo;M. Ruan
Jian Zhou;Zile Hua;Jianlin Shi;Qianjun He;Limin Guo;M. Ruan
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Jian Zhou;Zile Hua;Jianlin Shi;Qianjun He;Limin Guo;M. Ruan

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