Ceramics: Fabrication of Macroscopically Flexible and Highly Porous 3D Semiconductor Networks from Interpenetrating Nanostructures by a Simple Flame Transport Approach (Part. Part. Syst. Charact. 9/2013)

Highly porous macroscopic networks built from interpenetrated metal‐oxide nano‐microstructures allow the utilization of nanoscale properties for macroscopic applications. The image shows interpenetrations between micro tetrapods which are mainly responsible for the un usual network properties like high temperature stability and mechanical flexibility. Networks are realized by a here introduced flame transport synthesis method as reported by Yogendra K. Mishra and co‐workers on pages 775.