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Micro-, mesoporous boron nitride-based materials templated from zeolites

Schlienger et al., 2012

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4380264496334425677
Author
Schlienger S
Alauzun J
Michaux F
Vidal L
Parmentier J
Gervais C
Babonneau F
Bernard S
Miele P
Parra J
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Chemistry of Materials

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A second generation of boron nitride-based porous materials has been synthesized by a double nanocasting process via a carbonaceous template as a medium starting from a zeolite. In the multistep process, we coupled several synthetic strategies such as chemical …
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