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Sol-gel chemistry and its application to porous membrane processing

Guizard, 1996

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13041474087527423624
Author
Guizard C
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Membrane Science and Technology

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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the sol–gel chemistry and its application to porous membrane processing. The sol–gel process is an appropriate method for the preparation of functional oxide layers. There are two sol–gel routes: one is based on colloid …
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