Aligned molecular sieve crystals
Authors:
- Jürgen CaroJCJürgen Caro
- Gerd FingerGFGerd Finger
- Jürgen Richter‐MendauJRJürgen Richter‐Mendau
- Lutz WernerLWLutz Werner
- Bodo ZibrowiusBZBodo Zibrowius
- 1 April 1992
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wiley in Advanced Materials
- Vol. 4 (4) , 273-276
Abstract
The controlled incorporation of guest molecules in zeolites opens the way to novel materials with desirable optical, magnetic, or electronic properties. The properties of the guests are often direction dependent and therefore the bulk orientation of the host matrixes (see figure) in an electric field can lead to greatly enhanced performance. magnified imageKeywords
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