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Gels

Index Physics Subfields of physics Condensed matter physics Soft matter
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    • Edible gels Gels
    • Agar Gels
    • Aluminum chloride hexahydrate Gels
    • Aquamid Gels
    • Gelatin Gels
    • Gelclair Gels
    • Hantz reactions Gels
    • Low molecular-mass organic gelators Gels
    • Nanocomposite hydrogels Gels
    • Organogels Gels
    • Polyacrylamide Gels
    • Silica gel Gels
    • Thickening agent Gels
    • Vetigel Gels
    • Water gel (plain) Gels

Edible gels

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Agar

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Aluminum chloride hexahydrate

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Aquamid

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Gelatin

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Gelclair

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Hantz reactions

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Low molecular-mass organic gelators

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Nanocomposite hydrogels

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Organogels

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Polyacrylamide

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Silica gel

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Thickening agent

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Vetigel

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Water gel (plain)

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Gels

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