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Insight on the global water distribution in opal considering its bi-component nature
To date, studies on water distribution in opals (SiO2.nH2O, amorphous and porous) have considered opal exclusively in terms of silica structures (nanograins and aggregates such as spheres) without considering the, yet intrinsic, silica gel component. Consequently, its role in c
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