Silica nanosystems for active antifouling protection: nanocapsules and mesoporous nanoparticles in controlled release applications
In the attempt of satisfying the quest for new antifouling products tailored for applications on Cultural Heritage, we have synthesized and characterized two different silica nanosystems. The first consists of core-shell nanocapsules and the second one of mesostructured nanoparticles. Both systems h...
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