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Evaluation of relative photonic efficiency in heterogeneous photocatalytic reactors

Netto et al., 2004

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9088368964636118760
Author
Netto G
Sauer T
José H
Moreira R
Humeres E
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Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

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The evaluation of photonic efficiency in heterogeneous photocatalysis remains elusive because the number of absorbed photons is difficult to assess experimentally. The photonic efficiency of heterogeneous photocatalytic reactors depends on the reactor geometry …
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