Iron nanoparticles-based supramolecular hydrogels to originate anisotropic hybrid materials with enhanced mechanical strength
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M. López-López | Á. Orte | J. M. Delgado-López | J. Duran | Rafael Contreras-Montoya | A. B. Bonhome-Espinosa | J. M. Cuerva | D. Miguel | L. A. D. Cienfuegos | M. Lopez-Lopez | J. Cuerva
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