Microcrystalline sodium tungsten bronze nanowire bundles as efficient visible light-responsive photocatalysts

Lei Wang; Jinhua Zhan; Weiliu Fan; Guanwei Cui; Honggang Sun; Linhai Zhuo; Xian Zhao; Bo Tang

doi:10.1039/c0cc03660a

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Microcrystalline sodium tungsten bronze nanowire bundles as efficient visible light-responsive photocatalysts

Lei Wang Jinhua Zhan Weiliu Fan Guanwei Cui Honggang Sun Linhai Zhuo Xian Zhao Bo Tang

Year: 2010 Journal: Chemical Communications Vol: 46 (46)Pages: 8833-8833 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c0cc03660a

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Microcrystalline sodium tungsten bronze nanowire bundles were obtained via a facile hydrothermal synthesis, and were applied in water purification as visible-light-driven photocatalysts for the first time.

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Microcrystalline Tungsten Bronze Materials science Nanowire Visible spectrum Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Sodium Metallurgy Chemistry Optoelectronics Crystallography

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