Del Canto et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Photo-controlled release of zinc metal ions by spiropyran receptors anchored to single-walled carbon nanotubesDel Canto et al., 2012
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- Del Canto E
- Natali M
- Movia D
- Giordani S
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- Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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Light controllable release of antinflammatory zinc ions by a smart multifunctional material composed of spiropyrans and single walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) is demonstrated. The exploitation of a number of complementary characterization techniques allows the …
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