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Again, the process of depolarisation is not clear, but it is thought that the high energy input (12-16 W cm-2) may partially remove the build-up of excessively non-wetting material on the electrode surface, or un-block the porous structure in some way. 

Some other practical situations where particle aggregation is important include the precipitation of colloidal mud at the mouth of a river due to the salinity of the sea-water exceeding the critical coagulation concentration, land (e.g. mountainside) stability, building and road foundations, the retention of a porous structure in filtration, mineral processing117 and paper making. Control of particle aggregation is also of primary importance in adhesives, inks, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, foodstuffs and lubricants. 

On the macroscopic scale, pillared layer structures are frequently found in ancient buildings, such as the Parthenon in Athens. Even on the microscopic scale, the pillared layer motif is very useful for the construction of various porous frameworks, because simple modification of a pillar module can be used to control porous structures and properties. The Cu11 coordination polymers, [Cu2(pzdc)2(L)] (L = pillar ligand), known as coordination pillared layers (CPLs), have pillared layer structures and are a suitable system for the design of porous functionalities.78 107 108 Two-dimensional... 

Figure 6.33 Presentation of an extended porous structure featuring glutamate-bridged cuboid [Er4( JL3-0H)4] + building blocks. The channel dimension is approximately 4.4 x 9.1 A [25]. (Reproduced from Z.P. Zheng, Cluster compounds of the f-elements, in K.A. Gschneidner, Jr., J.C.G Biinzli, and V.K. Pecharsky (eds.). Handbook on the Physics and Chemistry of Rare Earths, volume 40, 2010, with permission from Elsevier.)...

Huang L, Wang Z, Wang H, Sun J, Li Q, Zhao D, and Yan Y. Hierarchical porous structures by using zeohte nanocrystals as building blocks. Micropor Mesopor Mater 2001 48(l-3) 73-78. 

L Huang, Z. Wang, H. Wang, J. Sun, Q. Li, D. Zhao, and Y. Yan, Hierarchical Porous Structures by Using Zeolite Nanocrystals as Building Blocks. Microporous Mesoporous Mater, 2001, 48, 73-78. 

Zeolite nanocrystals have been demonstrated to be versatile building blocks for constructing hierarchical porous structures. " The use of nanoparticles as building blocks allows mild processing conditions... 

From a structural point of view, porous materials can be viewed as the result of building blocks following an order of construction that can extend from the centimeter to the nanometer levels. Porous materials can range from highly ordered crystalline materials such as aluminosilicates or MOFs, to amorphous sol-gel compounds, polymers, and fibers. This text will focus on materials that have porous structures, so that ion-insertion solids having no micro- or mesoporous structures, such as the metal polycyanometalates, whose electrochemistry was reviewed by Scholz et al. (2005), will not be treated here. To present a systematic approach... 

The aim of this work is testing of SERS-activity of metal-containing microporous alumosilicates or zeolites. Porous structure of zeolite skeletons caused by coupling of tetrahedral [Si04] and [AIO4] building units is a unique basis for stabilization of a super-lattice of mono-dispersed metal clusters. Zeolite matrices combine the factors of nanoporosity and nanometer-scale chemical reactivity with respect to incorporated foreign ions, clusters, and nanoparticles [1]. 

If the concentration of low-molecular liquids (solvents) in the polymers surpasses their compatibility limit, they isolate and form spherical arrangements with a size of 10-20 pm in the polymer structure. When the solid phase volume exceeds that of the liquid, the formed structures are of the closed-pore kind and the liquid phase is distributed within the solid phase as local spherical inclusions [122]. As soon as the liquid phase content surpasses that of the solid, a new honeycomb structure with communicating cavities is formed whose solid phase builds up thin walls that separate the cells. This feature is to a greater extent typical of tough and crystallizable polymers. This is also relevant for systems like PE-MO where honeycomb structures with a pore size of up to several micrometers can be formed under certain conditions (Fig. 4.22) [123]. Such porous structures are perfect for the impregnation of modified additives, e.g. Cl. 

In order to form open porous structures rigid building blocks capable of forming intermolecular hydrogen bonds or metal coordination bonds are... 

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