Gong et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Self-assembling organic nanotubes with precisely defined, sub-nanometer pores: formation and mass transport characteristicsGong et al., 2013
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- 11415836945185708241
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- Gong B
- Shao Z
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- Accounts of chemical research
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The transport of molecules and ions across nanometer-scaled pores, created by natural or artificial molecules, is a phenomenon of both fundamental and practical significance. Biological channels are the most remarkable examples of mass transport across …
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