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Solution-derived photocatalytic films for environmental cleaning applications

Štangar et al., 2012

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969529426844264473
Author
Štangar U
Kete M
Šuligoj A
Tasbihi M
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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering

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When photocatalytic water treatment is concerned, suspended catalyst in the aqueous phase is usually more efficient than immobilized on an inert support, but in the former case an undesirable separation/recycling step is needed. We have therefore concentrated on the …
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