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Crystalline three-dimensional cubic mesoporous niobium oxide

Ye et al., 2010

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13325204461002374469
Author
Ye L
Xie S
Yue B
Qian L
Feng S
Tsang S
Li Y
He H
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CrystEngComm

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A well-ordered three-dimensional (3D) cubic Ia3d mesoporous niobium oxide with amorphous wall is prepared under controlled humidity by a sol-gel method and further converted to crystalline 3D niobium oxide with the retention of its original mesoporous …
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