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Fabrication of titanium dioxide thin flakes and their porous aggregate

Sasaki et al., 1997

Document ID
16542179755392722262
Author
Sasaki T
Nakano S
Yamauchi S
Watanabe M
Publication year
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Chemistry of Materials

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Thin flakes of titanium dioxide have been synthesized through a novel route via exfoliation of a layered precursor. A protonic oxide of H x Ti2-x/4□ x/4O4⊙ H2O (x∼ 0.7;□, vacancy) was delaminated into colloidal single sheets (thickness 0.75 nm) by being interacted with a …
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