Materials Horizons· 2015Q1
The evolution of ‘sol–gel’ chemistry as a technique for materials synthesis
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Short summary
The term ‘sol–gel’ has evolved from describing specific hydrolysis and condensation processes to encompass a broad spectrum of chemistries for materials synthesis.
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Key points
- The definition of 'sol-gel' chemistry has broadened considerably over time.
- It has evolved from specific reaction mechanisms to a general term for materials synthesis.
- This evolution highlights the technique's adaptability and widespread application.
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Abstract
From its initial use to describe hydrolysis and condensation processes, the term ‘sol–gel’ is now used for a diverse range of chemistries.
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