makrotoitained
Makrotoitained is a class of macro-porous composite materials designed to combine high permeability with substantial internal surface area. The term is used in materials science to describe frameworks that feature a three-dimensional interconnected pore network spanning macro-, micro-, and meso-scale channels. Makrotoitained structures are typically produced to enable rapid fluid transport while maintaining mechanical integrity, making them suitable for processes that require both flow access and surface-driven reactions.
In terms of composition, makrotoitained materials can be ceramic, polymeric, or composite in nature. They commonly
Synthesis methods rely on templating and/or rapid prototyping techniques. Sacrificial templating uses removable spheres or fibers
Applications cover catalysis, environmental remediation, selective separations, and energy devices where adequate flow and high surface