doi: 10.1039/b210822d.
Novel thymidine-based organogelators and their gelation behaviours
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Novel thymidine-based organogelators and their gelation behaviours
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Abstract
We report on a synthesis of novel thymidine based organogelators and a study of their gelation types in relation to structure and solvent, using various data acquired through FT-IR, SEM images and differential scanning calorimetry.
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