2. Examples of three-dimensional monolithic architectures with hierarchical porosity

2.1 Foams and structuring

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2.1.1 Example of a bottom-up approach starting from the molecular scale

Foams are thermodynamically metastable systems (Ostwald ripening, coalescence and drainage deteriorate their texture) structured by Plateau edges, nodes and films (figure 2 ). These foams can serve as imprints for a growing mineral (inorganic polymer). The morphology of a foam cell is highly dependent...

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