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The study of nanohybrid particles can provide fundamental insights for new functional materials such as photonic catalyst, high performance electronic materials and so on.
It has been well recognized that the properties of hybrid materials might show different values from those of constituent pure materials [9].
Restrepo, Study of the band gap of synthesized titanium dioxide nanoparticles using sol-gel method and a hydrothermal treatment, The Open Material Science Journals 4 (2010) 9-14
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The monodisperse spherical particles used as raw materials to prepare photonic crystal materials and multifunctional catalysts with core-shell structure have attracted wide attention and become the research hotspot in chemistry, physics, materials science, and many other disciplines and cross-cutting areas [5]. 
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The alloys are multi-functional materials, which have both the ferromagnetic property and shape memory property.
Introduction Considerable attentions have being given to materials called intelligent material.
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Effects of Different Gloss Firing Temperature on the Crystallization of Zinc-based Crystal Glaze ABDUL RASHID JAMALUDIN1, a, SHAH RIZAL KASIM1, b, ZAINAL ARIFIN AHMAD1, c 1School of Materials and Mineral Resources, Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 14300 Nibong Tebal, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
Materials were classified as bases (RO/R2O), amphoterics (R2O3) and acids (RO2) as required in the empirical glaze formula and were mixed according to the calculated formula.
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Moreover, structural evaluation of polymeric materials was carried out using scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
The use of natural raw materials from renewable sources is of particular interest.
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