Synthesis methods of new transition metal materials
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.344341Keywords:
methods of synthesis, solid state, transition metals, new materials, inorganic solidsAbstract
The main subject of this manuscript is the synthesis of porous solids with transition metals and the evolution of the techniques involved, first, a short but illustrated concepts about transition metals is introduced, emphasizing the importance of oxides in obtaining high technology materials. Subsequently, methods of synthesis and general characteristics are presented. This review can be of great use for the reader interested in solid state synthesis, because the information found in the open literature is very little and fragmented.
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