Sol−Gel Nanocoating: An Approach to the Preparation of Structured Materials

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Electrochemical biosensing based on noble metal nanoparticles (2012, background): “The sol–gel process, in which inorganic precursors undergo various reactions resulting in the formation of a threedimensional molecular network [61], has been widely used for the incorporation of different reagents in the development of biosensors.”
Synthesis and plasmonic properties of silver and gold nanoshells on polystyrene cores of different size and of gold-silver core-shell nanostructures (2006, background): “The SPR frequency of a particular metal colloid sample is different from that of the corresponding metal film and has been shown to depend on particle size [5–7], shape [8,9], and dielectric properties [10], aggregate morphology [11], surface modification [ 12 ], and refractive index of the surround”
Formation, stability and properties of multilayer emulsions for application in the food industry. (2006, methodology): “The micro-encapsulation of various materials using polyelectrolyte multilayer self-assembly has been reported [32,39,65,73,98–108].”