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The formation and microstructural properties of uniform α-GaOOH particles and their calcination products

Krehula et al., 2015

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11567632834250653766
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Krehula S
Ristić M
Kubuki S
Iida Y
Fabián M
Musić S
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Journal of alloys and compounds

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Uniform α-GaOOH submicron particles of different shapes (spindles, rhombic rods, rhombic prisms, hierarchical particles) were synthesized by simple low-temperature (at 60° C) or hydrothermal (at 160° C) precipitation from the mixture of aqueous solutions of gallium (III) …
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