Santa Barbara Amorphous-15

SBA-15, an acronym for Santa Barbara Amorphous-15, is a silica-based ordered mesoporous material that was first synthesized by researchers at the university of California Santa Barbra in 1998. This material proved important for scientists in various fields such as material sciences, drug delivery, catalysis, fuel cells and many other due to its desirable properties and ease of production.

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