In this work, a metal-organic framework (MOF -engaged template strategy is developed to mediate the in-situ formation of ultrafine ZnS nanorods rooted in the hollow carbon polyhedra (denoted as ZnS NR@HCP).
A facile and scalable salt-templating strategy is developed for in situ synthesizing 3D porous Ni@C architecture composed of cross-linked belt-like microwires (bNi@C composite).
Our findings provide the first evidence that the instant direct templating strategy is a preferable method for achieving precise control of the mesophase geometry, of the developing constrictions in the cylindrical pore structure, and of the size and shape of the internal pore architecture.
A novel template selection strategy was employed to reduce the number of templates required for matching by up to 50%, while providing comparable performance with known approaches.
In this contribution, a self-sacrifice biomorphic template-engaged strategy was purposefully devised for efficient and scalable fabrication of hierarchical porous ZnMn2O4 micro-belts (ZMO-MB).
Using M. abscessus ATCC 19977T genomic DNA as template, a similar strategy was applied to clone atf1 gene and atf2 gene (AM231618) using primers atf1abs.5/and1abs.3 and primers atf2abs.5/Additional(Additional file 3) into pNIP40b [ 41] yielding pNIP atf1absc and pNIP atf2absc, respectively.
This simple template based strategy is expected to be extended for the fabrication of similar hollow structure semiconductor oxide composites, and this work might provide an effective principle for designing high performance hybrid gas sensing materials.
Moreover, the low-cost pollen template-based strategy is found to be a versatile method to prepare other porous and hollow elliptical microstructure of transition-metal oxides.
A novel zeolite-involved template-free strategy is proposed and demonstrated to process natural kaolin into mesoporous silica with enlarged specific surface area (SBET).
And while he had talked about using economic levers to change the behavior of nations in the post-cold-war order -- most notably in a speech at Georgetown University in 1991 that became the template for his plan -- his initial strategy was far simpler, and more mercantile.
