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Size control of Au@ Cu 2 O octahedra for excellent photocatalytic performance

Kong et al., 2012

Document ID
11282686835300354896
Author
Kong L
Chen W
Ma D
Yang Y
Liu S
Huang S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Materials Chemistry

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Due to its intrinsic structure and characteristics, small size and monodispersity, control of single-crystalline Cu2O polyhedra in aqueous media is a challenge, which is important to overcome to achieve enhanced photocatalytic activity. Here, we use heterogeneous …
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