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Carbon aerogels and monoliths: control of porosity and nanoarchitecture via sol–gel routes

Antonietti et al., 2014

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2874588201315576206
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Antonietti M
Fechler N
Fellinger T
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Chemistry of Materials

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The synthesis of carbon aerogels by sol–gel like processes, ie, hard templating, phase demixing, hydrothermal carbonization techniques, as well as by ionothermal syntheses are reviewed. In all these techniques, we start with a liquid reaction solution, where controlled …
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