Mechanical stability of templated mesoporous silica thin films
Authors:
- R.E. WillifordRWR.E. Williford
- X.S. LiXLX.S. Li
- R.S. AddlemanRAR.S. Addleman
- G.E. FryxellGFG.E. Fryxell
- S. BaskaranSBS. Baskaran
- J.C. BirnbaumJBJ.C. Birnbaum
- C. CoyleCCC. Coyle
- T.S. ZemanianTZT.S. Zemanian
- C. WangCWC. Wang
- A.R. CourtneyACA.R. Courtney
- 1 November 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
- Vol. 85 (3) , 260-266
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