Gels Synthesis, Characterization and Applications in High Performance Chemistry

• Other Authors: Paun, Viorel-Puiu (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: Research & information: general; Chemistry; Physical chemistry; poly(aspartic acid) hydrogel; dopamine; three-dimensional cell migration; hydrogel scaffold; SH-SY5Y; hydrogel; biocompatibility; antimicrobial activity; biodegradation; SEM image; fractal analysis; magnesium alloy; anodizing process; sol-gel; corrosion performance; hybrid inorganic-organic sol-gel coating; ionogel; vitrimer; polythioether; solid electrolyte; self-healing; grafted starch; ionotropic gelation; covalent cross-linking; molecular dynamics simulation; sorption capacity; spent caustic; alkali activator; geopolymer; immobilization; organics; clay minerals; hydration product; compound activation; ettringite; calcium aluminate hydrate; cement; Portland; 3D printing; additive manufacturing; neutron scattering; NMR; molecular dynamics; modeling; gel; admixture; drug release; chitosan; dynamics; non-differentiable scale; multifractal curves; copper/zinc doped TiO2 powders; sol−gel method; thermal behaviour; photocatalytic activity; antibacterial properties; GdFeO3; Sol-Gel auto-combustion method; synthesis; characterization; phenothiazine; imine; mercury recovery; MCM-41; low release; cefotaxime; mesoporous material; Nb-doped ITO thin films; Sol-gel; Optical properties; CO detection; modified sol-gel synthesis; PhACs; nanocomposites; capping agents; anatase TiO2; 5-fluorouracil; chitosan hydrogels; multifractal dynamics; SEM images; n/a
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Summary

Organogels, hydrogels, and ionic gels have been investigated both in a theoretical and experimental manner. The research performed was focused on their synthesis and applications in high-performance chemistry and its important branches. All mentioned gels were characterized from structural and supramolecular points of view by FTIR, NMR, X-ray diffraction, and POM. The keywords proposed in this reprint were as follows: organogels, hydrogels, ionic gels, chitosan, and fractal analysis. These terms were extremely pertinent to this research piece, hereby presented. As a result, all reference themes, as well as those associated with them, were touched upon in this reprint. We mention that the articles in this selection focused on one or more of the topics listed above.

Physical Description

1 electronic resource (284 p.)

ISBN

books978-3-0365-7510-0
9783036575117
9783036575100

Access

Open Access