2005
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200501748
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Thermolysis of a Hybrid Organic–Inorganic Supramolecular Coordination Assembly: Templating the Formation of Nanostructured Fibrous Materials and Carbon‐Based Microcapsules

Abstract: Bienenwaben: Ein außergewöhnliches hybrides organisch‐anorganisches Koordinationsensemble mit einer ausgedehnten 3D‐Struktur, die weite getrennte organische und anorganische Bereiche enthält, wurde hergestellt (siehe das Bild seiner supramolekularen Struktur und einen Rasterelektronenmikrographen). Es diente als Templat in Thermolysereaktionen, die nano‐ und mikrometergroße Produkte lieferten, deren Eigenschaften durch die der Ausgangsverbindungen bestimmt sind.

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“…25−30 Also, the structures of thermolytic and other degradation products are known to be influenced by the structures of the crystalline precursors. 31,32 More specifically, the advantages represented by PCPs for the preparation of hybrid materials are due to (1) uniform distribution of metal cations in the frameworks facilitating the formation of nanoparticles in the resulting carbon matrix, and (2) the high porosities of PCPs, which can induce a porous structure in composites obtained by thermolysis. Both of these features can contribute to charge diffusion in thermolytic products making them useful for electrochemical applications.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…25−30 Also, the structures of thermolytic and other degradation products are known to be influenced by the structures of the crystalline precursors. 31,32 More specifically, the advantages represented by PCPs for the preparation of hybrid materials are due to (1) uniform distribution of metal cations in the frameworks facilitating the formation of nanoparticles in the resulting carbon matrix, and (2) the high porosities of PCPs, which can induce a porous structure in composites obtained by thermolysis. Both of these features can contribute to charge diffusion in thermolytic products making them useful for electrochemical applications.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%