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Recent Advances in Porous Materials: Simulation, Design, Synthesis, Properties, Applications
This special issue belongs to the section “Porous Materials“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Porous materials of divergent structure and properties are applied in many areas of technology, medicine, environment protection, and analytical laboratories. New types of materials are constantly being designed, synthesized, characterized, and used. Analyses of the relationships between molecular structure and material characteristics, and various possibilities of creation of specific properties in the synthesis process or by post-synthesis modification allow for obtaining the porous materials dedicated to a given application. Interesting, advanced developments in theory, design, and synthesis of porous materials are conducted in many laboratories.
This Special Issue is focused on research including various aspects of material science: the design of materials of desired properties indicating potential application; new synthesis methods especially those adopted to the requirements of green chemistry; the complex characterization of textural, structural, surface, and morphological properties; the analysis of the mechanisms of processes conducted in internal pore space; the determination of structure–properties relationships; the correlation of experimental research with theoretical analysis; and analytical, biomedical, and technological applications of porous materials.
Prof. Dr. Anna Deryło-Marczewska
Dr. Małgorzata Zienkiewicz-Strzałka
Dr. Magdalena Błachnio
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- porous materials
- structural, textural, morphological characteristics
- structure–properties relationships
- interphase phenomena
- theoretical and experimental analysis
- porous carriers
- catalysts
- environmental
- medicinal
- technological applications
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