Preparation of bimodal micro–mesoporous TiO2 with tailored crystalline properties
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David P. Serrano, Guillermo Calleja, Raúl Sanz, Patricia Pizarro
A new mild crystallization procedure has been applied after a synthesis route in the presence of a non-ionic surfactant, leading to the preparation of bimodal micro–mesoporous TiO2, with remarkable textural properties and pore walls formed by anatase nanocrystals, which exhibit photocatalytic activity.
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