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CORRIGENDUM: A facile route for 3D aerogels from nanostructured 1D and 2D materials

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The authors regret that previous work reporting the production of aerogels from nanotubes was not properly acknowledged and cited in the paper.
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Scientific Reports 2, Article number: 849 10.1038/srep00849 (2012); Published: November142012; Updated: March082013 The authors regret that previous work reporting the production of aerogels from nanotubes was not properly acknowledged and cited in our paper. These references appear below1,2,3. Reference 1 was referenced in the published paper (reference 29), but was only cited to compare the aerogel properties instead of acknowledging what has already been studied.

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Carbon Nanotube Aerogels

TL;DR: Aerogels are ultralight, highly porous materials typicallyfabricated by subjecting a wet-gel precursor to critical point-drying (CPD) or lyophilization (freeze drying) in order to remove background liquid without collapsing the network.
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Viscoelasticity of single wall carbon nanotube suspensions.

TL;DR: The authors' experimental observations suggest SWNTs in suspension form interconnected networks with bonds that freely rotate and resist stretching, which suggests suspension elasticity originates from bonds between SW NTs rather than from the stiffness or stretching of individual SWNTS.
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Structure of semidilute single-wall carbon nanotube suspensions and gels.

TL;DR: The microscopic network structure of surfactant-stabilized single-wall carbon nanotubes in water was investigated as a function of SWNT concentration in the semidilute (overlapping) regime using small-angle neutron scattering (SANS).
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