Design of hybrid titania nanocrystallites as supports for gold catalysts
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Violaine Mendez, Valérie Caps, Stéphane Daniele
Citrate-functionalized titania nanocrystallites are successfully synthesized from a heteroleptic titanium alkoxide precursor in a low temperature, hydrolytic process and used as gold catalyst supports for CO oxidation and aerobicstilbene epoxidation.
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