article·2016-05-01Open access

Ultralight Materials: Ultralight Interconnected Metal Oxide Nanotube Networks (Small 18/2016)

Kelly L. Stano, Shaghayegh Faraji, R.D. Hodges, Özkan Yıldız, Brian Wells, Halil I. Akyildiz, Junjie Zhao, Jesse S. Jur, Philip D. Bradford

Abstract

On page 2432, a novel templating process for the creation of ultralow density metal oxide nanostructures is demonstrated by P. D. Bradford, and co-workers. The alumina structures are unique in that they are comprised of highly aligned and interconnected nanotubes yielding anisotropic behavior. Large-scale network structures with complex form-factors can easily be made using this technique. Application of the low density networks as humidity sensing materials as well as thermal insulation is demonstrated.
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