Inorganic Chemistry II
The sol-gel method is a chemical process used to produce solid materials from small molecules, typically involving the transition of a solution (sol) into a solid (gel) state. This technique allows for the synthesis of various nanomaterials with controlled size, shape, and composition, making it particularly useful in the development of advanced materials like ceramics, glasses, and thin films.
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