3. Examples of chemical morphosynthesis in coaxial flows
In the preceding paragraphs, we mentioned a few examples of multiscale morphosynthesis leading to complex porous architectures. As will be explained later, a bottom-up approach can be adopted, starting either from the molecular state, or from pre-constructed nanometric bricks in a "nanotectonic" approach. Both approaches can be tackled with methodologies involving coaxial fluid flow, which substitutes for metastable thermodynamic footprints.
Under certain synthesis conditions, the gel texture of V2O5 is associated with the presence of nanometric ribbons of V2O5
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