Metal Oxocluster-Based Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Materials: From Design Principles to Applications
Davide Vendrame,
Giulia Bragaggia,
Mauro Carraro
et al.
Abstract:The structural, compositional, and morphological versatility
of
organic–inorganic hybrid materials, deriving from the virtually
infinite combinations of both organic and inorganic building blocks,
their mutual molar ratios, and kinds of interactions (e.g., covalent
bonds and van der Waals interactions), makes this wide class of materials
particularly appealing for many application fields. Among hybrid materials,
particularly relevant are those involving metal oxocluster-reinforced
polymers, where polynuclear m… Show more
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