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Highly mesoporous and compressible sugarcane aerogel via top-down nanotechnology as effective and reusable oil absorbents

Xinyi Chen, Shujuan Yang, Tianya Chen, Yafeng Ge, Mengyu Ren, Haixing Shen, Yong Kuang, Lei Lai, Junxia Chang, Yong Zhang

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