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Synthesis of a 3D hierarchical structure of γ-AlO (OH)/Mg–Al-LDH/C and its performance in organic dyes and antibiotics adsorption

Li et al., 2015

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5400313951744285719
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Li J
Zhang N
Ng D
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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We demonstrated an efficient route to synthesize a novel 3D hierarchically porous superstructure composed of edge-to-face stacks of Mg–Al-layered double hydroxide nanosheets, directionally arranged γ-AlO (OH) nanowires and amorphous carbon by a facile …
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