Ahmed et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Photocatalytic and photoelectrochemical oxidation mechanisms of methanol on TiO2 in aqueous solutionAhmed et al., 2014
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- Ahmed A
- Kandiel T
- Ivanova I
- Bahnemann D
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- Applied surface science
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Methanol is an available, small, and colorless molecule, which can be used for the photocatalytic activity evaluation without the sensitization problem associated with most dye molecules. Thus, TiO 2 suspended in aqueous methanol solutions is commonly employed …
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