journal article·2020-10Open access

Structural, textural and thermal characterization of a confined nanoreactor with phosphorylated catalytic sites grafted onto a halloysite nanotube lumen

José González-Rivera, Alessio Spepi, Carlo Ferrari, Iginio Longo, Jorge Tovar Rodriguez, Elvira Fantechi, Claudia Innocenti, Francesco Pineider, Marco Antonio Vera-Ramírez, Maria Rosaria Tiné, Celia Duce

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