29Si nuclear magnetic resonance study of the structure of silicon oxycarbide glasses derived from organosilicon precursors

Robert J. P. Corriu; D. Leclercq; P. Hubert Mutin; André Vioux

doi:10.1007/bf01184579

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29Si nuclear magnetic resonance study of the structure of silicon oxycarbide glasses derived from organosilicon precursors

Robert J. P. Corriu D. Leclercq P. Hubert Mutin André Vioux

Year: 1995 Journal: Journal of Materials Science Vol: 30 (9)Pages: 2313-2318 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/bf01184579

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Organosilicon Magic angle spinning Materials science Silicon Redistribution (election) Pyrolysis Magic angle Polysilane Nuclear magnetic resonance Composite material Polymer Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy Polymer chemistry Organic chemistry Metallurgy Chemistry

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