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General Route to Homogeneous, Mesoporous, Multicomponent Oxides Based on the Thermolytic Transformation of Molecular Precursors in Non-polar Media — Joshua W. Kriesel (2001) | RDL Network
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General Route to Homogeneous, Mesoporous, Multicomponent Oxides Based on the Thermolytic Transformation of Molecular Precursors in Non-polar Media
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General Route to Homogeneous, Mesoporous, Multicomponent Oxides Based on the Thermolytic Transformation of Molecular Precursors in Non-polar Media
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2001
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Joshua W. Kriesel
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Melissa Sander
T Don Tilley
University of California, Berkeley
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