Hard-templating of carbon using porous SiO2 monoliths revisited - Quantitative impact of spatial confinement on the microstructure evolution

Hard-templating of carbon using porous SiO2 monoliths revisited - Quantitative impact of spatial confinement on the microstructure evolution
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使用多孔SIO2整体重新审视的碳硬化 - 空间限制对微观结构演化的定量影响

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10.1016/j.carbon.2017.12.044
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发表时间:
2018-04
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10.9
通讯作者:
Marc O. Loeh;Felix M Badaczewski;M. Lehr;R. Ellinghaus;S. Dobrotka;J. Metz;B. Smarsly
Marc O. Loeh;Felix M Badaczewski;M. Lehr;R. Ellinghaus;S. Dobrotka;J. Metz;B. Smarsly
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材料科学2区
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作者:
Marc O. Loeh;Felix M Badaczewski;M. Lehr;R. Ellinghaus;S. Dobrotka;J. Metz;B. Smarsly

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