Naturally inspired polyelectrolyte multilayer composite films synthesised through layer-by-layer assembly and chemically infiltrated with CaCO3

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Naturally inspired polyelectrolyte multilayer composite films synthesised through layer-by-layer assembly and chemically infiltrated with CaCO3

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scientific article published on 29 May 2015

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наукова стаття, опублікована у 2015

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Naturally inspired polyelectro ...... mically infiltrated with CaCO3

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Naturally inspired polyelectro ...... mically infiltrated with CaCO3

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Naturally inspired polyelectro ...... mically infiltrated with CaCO3

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Naturally inspired polyelectro ...... mically infiltrated with CaCO3

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Gleb B Sukhorukov

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Himadri S Gupta

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Iffat F Patel

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Maxim V Kiryukhin

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Nikolai L Yakovlev

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scholarly article

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10.1039/C5TB00055F

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English

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Gleb Sukhorukov

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2015-05-29T00:00:00Z

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32262671

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