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Robust co-catalytic performance of nanodiamonds loaded on WO3 for the decomposition of volatile organic compounds under visible light

Kim et al., 2016

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13683891054407239186
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Kim H
Kim H
Weon S
Moon G
Kim J
Choi W
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ACS Catalysis

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Proper co-catalysts (usually noble metals), combined with semiconductor materials, are commonly needed to maximize the efficiency of photocatalysis. Search for cost-effective and practical alternatives for noble-metal co-catalysts is under intense investigation. In this work …
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