Second-generation photocatalytic materials: anion-doped TiO2
By James P. Lewis, Hao Wang. 2005
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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In Materials Chemistry
- A. Emeline
- V. N. Kuznetsov
- Vladimir K. Rybchuk
- Matteo Bonomo
- C. Cavallo
- Alessandro Latini
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In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- A. Emeline
- V. N. Kuznetsov
- Vladimir K. Rybchuk
- Matteo Bonomo
- C. Cavallo
- Alessandro Latini
- N. Serpone
- F. Pascasio
Citations in the corpus
- Nanostructured Semiconductor Materials for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (2017, background): “The properties of titania, including anatase to rutile phase transition as well as the photoactivity, greatly depend on the presence of dopants, that is, cations [192] and anions [193] and impurities, as well as on the crystallinity [194, 195], grain size, surface area, and so on, in addition to the”
- Visible-Light-Active Titania Photocatalysts: The Case of N-Doped s—Properties and Some Fundamental Issues (2008, methodology): “In their theoretical treatment, Wang and Lewis [55] compensated for the underestimation by the LDA approach.”