New hydrothermal process for hierarchical TiO2 nanostructures

Arun Kumar Sinha; Subhra Jana; Surojit Pande; Sougata Sarkar; Mukul Pradhan; Mrinmoyee Basu; Sandip Saha; Anjali Pal; Tarasankar Pal

doi:10.1039/b906041n

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New hydrothermal process for hierarchical TiO2 nanostructures

Arun Kumar Sinha Subhra Jana Surojit Pande Sougata Sarkar Mukul Pradhan Mrinmoyee Basu Sandip Saha Anjali Pal Tarasankar Pal

Year: 2009 Journal: CrystEngComm Vol: 11 (7)Pages: 1210-1210 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/b906041n

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Hydrothermolysis of inorganic Ti(IV) compounds (peroxo or sulfate) yields hierarchical titania nanocrystals of controlled morphologies on either a glass or resin surface.

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Hydrothermal circulation Nanocrystal Nanostructure Materials science Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Process (computing) Sulfate Hydrothermal reaction Hydrothermal synthesis Metallurgy Computer science

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