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Design and properties of biopolymer–silica hybrid materials: The example of pectin-based biodegradable hydrogels

  • Nouria Agoudjil , Clémence Sicard , Vincent Jaouen , Catherine Garnier , Estelle Bonnin , Nathalie Steunou and Thibaud Coradin
Published/Copyright: July 11, 2012
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Pure and Applied Chemistry
From the journal Pure and Applied Chemistry Volume 84 Issue 12

Published Online: 2012-7-11
Published in Print: 2012-7-11

© 2013 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

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https://doi.org/10.1351/PAC-CON-11-11-18
Keywords for this article
biodegradation; biohybrid materials; carbohydrates; materials chemistry; pectin; silica

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Preface
  2. Tantalum carbide-graphite composite film synthesized by hot-filament chemical vapor deposition
  3. Role of nanosized oxide in catalysis on the nanoporous surface of zeolite particles
  4. Design and properties of biopolymer–silica hybrid materials: The example of pectin-based biodegradable hydrogels
  5. Photostability and optical properties of modified titanium dioxide
  6. Synthesis and applications of CdSe nano-tetrapods in hybrid photovoltaic devices
  7. Syntheses of hyperbranched liquid-crystalline biopolymers with strong adhesion from phenolic phytomonomers
  8. Efficient synthesis and self-assembly of hetero-grafted amphiphilic polypepide bottlebrushes
  9. Bionanocomposites: Green sustainable materials for the near future
  10. Integrated reactions using addition to conjugated imines and iminium salts
  11. Peculiarities of axial and radial Ge–Si heterojunction formation in nanowires: Monte Carlo simulation
  12. Electronic interactions of silicon nanocrystals and nanocarbon materials: Hybrid solar cells
  13. Bifunctional antioxidant enzyme mimics of albumin-binding salphen Schiff-base metal complexes
  14. Interface engineering: Boosting the energy conversion efficiencies for nanostructured solar cells
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