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Aerogels for optofluidic waveguides
Aerogels-solid materials keeping their internal structure of interconnected submicron-sized pores intact upon exchanging the pore liquid with a gas-were first synthesized in 1932 by Samuel Kistler. Overall, an aerogel is a special form of a highly porous material with a very low solid density and it
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