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xerogel

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xerogel [′zer·ə‚jel]
(chemistry)
A gel whose final form contains little or none of the dispersion medium used.
An organic polymer capable of swelling in suitable solvents to yield particles possessing a three-dimensional network of polymer chains.
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The xerogel was prepared by freezing the gel in liquid nitrogen and was then freeze dried.
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It includes an anti-adhesive layer with a xerogel with silica and at least one hydrophobic organic silicon compound.
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The sol-gel deposit appears as a thin xerogel film with sickle-shaped microstructures on the surface of the wood specimen (see Fig.
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