R. Sasirekha, Thankaraj Salammal Sheena, Radhakrishnan Anitha, P. Santhanam, J. Kulandaivel
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Characterizations and analysis of genus Amphora diatom frustules: a promising biomaterial
In the present study, the authors have synthesized biosilica from marine diatoms (Amphora sp.) by using an optimized procedure with a combination of acid and salt washing treatments. The purificati...
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