Smith et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Bacterial cellulose ionogels as chemosensory supportsSmith et al., 2017
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- Smith C
- Wagle D
- O’Neill H
- Evans B
- Baker S
- Baker G
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- ACS applied materials & interfaces
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To fully leverage the advantages of ionic liquids for many applications, it is necessary to immobilize or encapsulate the fluids within an inert, robust, quasi-solid-state format that does not disrupt their many desirable, inherent features. The formation of ionogels represents a …
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