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Functional Molecular Gels

By David K Smith , Juan F Miravet , Beatriu Escuder , Ian W Hamley , Jan H Van Esch , Deqing Zhang , Rein Ulijn , Palli Thordarson , David Amabilino , Prasanta K Das

Book information

Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Year
2013
ISBN
1849736650, 9781849736657
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
15 MB (15943444 bytes)
Series
RSC Soft Matter Seri
Pages
332\332
Time added
2013-12-13 01:36:44

Description

There is growing interest in the field of molecular gels because of its potential use in different applications. Functional Molecular Gels details the latest research on molecular gels including the fundamentals of molecular gel formation and their uses in a variety of fields from biomedicine to optic and electronic materials.  Written by active researchers in the area, this book gives a taste of the possibilities that molecular gels offer for those both new to and already working in the area.

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