Preparation and photoactivity of nanostructured anatase, rutile and brookite TiO2 thin films
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Maurizio Addamo, Marianna Bellardita, Agatino Di Paola, Leonardo Palmisano
Photoactive films consisting of pure anatase, brookite or rutile TiO2 were prepared by dip coating from water dispersions obtained by using TiCl4 as the precursor under similar mild experimental conditions.
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