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The atomic structure of ferroelectric material (herein, PZT) is shown.
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NFC hydrogels are therefore our reference material herein.
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These observations confirmed that the addition of hydrophilic functional groups via postpolymerization modification of the copolymer drastically affect the properties and behavior of the material herein reported highlighting the wide range of applications targeted for such functional degradable materials.
In two previous studies, using the same material herein analysed, we showed that VEGF is directly associated with the expression of HIF1 α and HIF2 α, while CA9 expression was marginally associated with HIF1 α (Giatromanolaki et al, 2001b, c).
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In the conspicuous fascination to design potent durable materials herein, we report the synthesis of an oxoperoxomolybdenum VI) complex containing maltol and acetylacetone as co-ligands.
Considering the importance of these materials, herein, we report the synthesis and vapor-sensing characteristics of novel porphyrin- and phthalocyanine-based GUMBOS.
Positron beam spectroscopy is used for studying condensed matter, in which controllable energy positrons are implanted into solid materials; herein they thermalize, diffuse, and then annihilate with core and valence electrons of the material resulting in emission of two photons of energies ≈511 keV.
The proton exchange material described herein is a ter-polymer composed of various ratios of monomers.
