Aerogel-Like Material Based on PEGylated Hyperbranched Polymethylethoxysiloxane
Kirill Borisov,
Alexandra Kalinina,
Aleksandra Bystrova
et al.
Abstract:Aerogels are a class of materials that have gained increasing attention over the past several decades due to their exceptional physical and chemical properties. These materials are highly porous, with a low density and high surface area, allowing for applications such as insulation, catalysis, and energy storage. However, traditional aerogels, such as pure silica aerogels, suffer from brittleness and fragility, which limit their usefulness in many applications. Herein, we have addressed this problem by using o… Show more
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