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Philipp M Hunger¹, Amalie E Donius, Ulrike G K Wegst

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|January 17, 2013

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Freeze casting creates highly porous hybrid materials from alumina-chitosan-gelatin composites. Processing parameters like freezing rate and particle size allow custom tailoring of mechanical properties for specific applications.

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