Nitrogen-doped titania nanosheets towards visible light response
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Lianzhou Wang, Chenghua Sun, Zhigang Chen, Xiaoxia Yan, Lina Cheng, Hui-Ming Cheng, Gao Qing (Max) Lu
Nitrogen-doped titania nanosheets with visible light response were synthesized by exfoliating a layered titanate with homogeneous nitrogen doping
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