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Two from one: It is possible to form two different, interpenetrating polymer structures—silicon dioxide and a phenolic resin—simultaneously in a single step without the formation of by-products by using a readily polymerizable, organic silicon spiro compound. This new polymerization process enables the fabrication of materials with domain sizes of 0.5 to 3 nm.
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