Drüsen (ekkrine und endokrine)

Fischer, Walther; Winteler, Emil; Neupert,

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“…In fields where particulate compounds have been researched comprehensively, such as construction materials, structured compounds open up new possibilities concerning such diverse properties as mechanical interlocking, heat insulation, high specific surface areas and therefore high reactivities, amongst others. [250] The significance of the cellulose-silica interaction was illustrated by the numerous investigations discussed in this review. Specifically, the unique structuring possibilities provided by the use of cellulose templates were discussed.…”

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Cellulose‐Based Biotemplated Silica Structuring

Opdenbosch

Zollfrank

2014

Adv Eng Mater

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There are many examples in nature where inorganic and organic phases are intricately connected to each other, both in form and function. Mineral phases impart increased mechanical strength as well as biological-, chemical-and thermal resistance to natural organic structures. This is achieved by the provision of complex hierarchical structuring to the minerals by the biological tissue. The most important biopolymer cellulose has found numerous applications from assisting ceramic processing over composite manufacturing to biotemplating of ceramics. The pairing of cellulose and silica produced materials ranging from cellulose-assisted preceramic green bodies via cellulose-silica composite aerogels to biotemplated high-surface and hierarchically nanostructured silica materials.

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confidence: 96%