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Clay Nanotubes as Objects for Interfacial Self-assembly and Catalyst Supports
Naturally occurring halloysite clay with unassuming appearances of plain white dust has come up as a biocompatible and inexpensive material for myriad applications. Using a quick and fast approach like self-assembly for the widely available material enhances the possibility to translate to large sca
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