ArticlePrecision chemistry2024
Versatile Organogels of Aluminum Oxide Subnanosheets for Locking Solvents and Adhesion.
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- Translating mechanobiology in osteoarthritis to biomaterial-informed therapeutic strategies.Mechanobiology in medicine · 2026Review
- Self-adhesive high-entropy oxide sub-nanowire monolithic electrocatalysts.Nature nanotechnology · 2026Article
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Abstract
Herein, we present a facile strategy to prepare versatile aluminum oxide subnanometer nanosheets with oleic acid and stearic acid ligands (OA-Al SNSs and SA-Al SNSs, respectively). The size effect endows subnanosheets with abundant acting sites, remarkable intermolecular interactions, and unique polymer-like properties, including flexibility, viscoelasticity, and sol-gel transitions, which is quite different from traditional inorganic materials. Consequently, subnanosheets could form freestanding organogels and OA-Al SNSs exhibit satisfying semisolidification of various solvents, making it an intriguing candidate for the safe storage and transportation of solvents. Furthermore, SA-Al SNSs exhibit excellent adhesive properties of high strength on diverse substrates, and it is easy to erase it without any damage, demonstrating the promising prospects in practical applications.
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