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CN/rGO@ BPQDs high-low junctions with stretching spatial charge separation ability for photocatalytic degradation and H2O2 production

Xiong et al., 2020

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16910218401332457785
Author
Xiong J
Li X
Huang J
Gao X
Chen Z
Liu J
Li H
Kang B
Yao W
Zhu Y
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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Reduced graphene oxide modified black phosphorus quantum dots (rGO@ BPQDs) were obtained through surface modification of BPQDs with rGO via an ultrasound-assisted liquid phase method. The rGO@ BPQDs could effectively enhance the chemical and structural …
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