Biotemplating makes it possible to prepare materials with complex structures by taking advantage of nature's ability to generate unique morphologies. In this work, we designed and produced a multi-scale porosity (MSP) scaffold starting from sea urchin spines by adding an additional nano-porosity to its native micro-porosity. The final replica shows porosity in both length scales and is an effective high-performing photocatalytic material.
Magnabosco, G., Papiano, I., Aizenberg, M., Aizenberg, J., Falini, G. (2020). Beyond biotemplating: multiscale porous inorganic materials with high catalytic efficiency. CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS, 56(23), 3389-3392 [10.1039/d0cc00651c].
Beyond biotemplating: multiscale porous inorganic materials with high catalytic efficiency
Magnabosco, GMembro del Collaboration Group
;Falini, GMembro del Collaboration Group
2020
Abstract
Biotemplating makes it possible to prepare materials with complex structures by taking advantage of nature's ability to generate unique morphologies. In this work, we designed and produced a multi-scale porosity (MSP) scaffold starting from sea urchin spines by adding an additional nano-porosity to its native micro-porosity. The final replica shows porosity in both length scales and is an effective high-performing photocatalytic material.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
