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Applications of advanced hybrid organic–inorganic nanomaterials: from laboratory to market
2011
Chemical Society Reviews
Hybrid inorganic-organic materials can be broadly defined as synthetic materials with organic and inorganic components which are intimately mixed. They can be either homogeneous systems derived from monomers and miscible organic and inorganic components, or heterogeneous and phase-separated systems where at least one of the components' domains has a dimension ranging from a few Å to several nanometers. Hybrid phases can also be used to nanostructure or texture new inorganic nanomaterials
doi:10.1039/c0cs00136h
pmid:21229132
fatcat:76hrb3d4xnh2jeorcenyd4ipz4