KHCO(3)

Hugo Celio1, Jose Lozano, Hyacinth Cabibil

  • 1Center for Materials Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78712-1167, USA.

まとめ

カリウム二酸化炭素 (KHCO3) 繊維は,CO2と水にさらされたポリ[(アミノプロピル) シロキサン] フィルムから自己組み立てられます. 水性カリウムフォーム酸塩を含むこれらの結晶繊維は,提案された複数の段階のプロセスを通して形成されます.

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