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These materials exhibit very different properties under load.

After coating, the materials exhibit very high hydrophilic properties under dark conditions and photoinduced superhydrophilicity under UV-light irradiation.

These electrode materials exhibit very small percentage of volume change with change in Li+ concentration which accounts for excellent structural stability.

Compressive test results showed that these materials exhibit very promising mechanical properties, namely a high modulus in both the dry and wet states.

Composite materials exhibit very complex failure mechanisms because of their heterogeneous property leads the formation of different stress levels within the material and results various combinations of damage.

These variations have a marked effect on the mechanical properties; however, the materials exhibit very similar glass transitions and local segmental relaxation dynamics.

Molybdenum sulfide is an exotic class of materials exhibiting very interesting properties in its 0D, 1D, 2D and 3D forms [10 14].

These materials exhibited very efficient and selective adsorption for the essential biomolecules like vitamin C (ascorbic acid), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) and vitamin B3 (nicotinic acid) from their respective aqueous solutions.

Electrospinning process is used to generate micrometer to nanometer sized fibers to form nonwoven mats, which is of great interest to produce functional materials exhibiting very high surface area needed to boost efficiency of devices such as sensors, catalyst carriers and drug delivery.

In addition to unprecedentedly high CO2 uptake at low pressure, high adsorption rate and stability, this material exhibited very high selectivity for CO2 over N2 and O2, regardless of the presence of moisture.

Thanks to the possibility to combine the structural and functional features of different monomers, the heteropolymeric membrane materials can exhibit very different properties from their original homopolymeric components.