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Aqueous sol-gel process for nanocrystalline photocatalytic titania, transparent functional coatings and ceramic membrane

Baiju et al., 2007

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5178308912662803944
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Baiju K
Warrier K
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The present thesis develops from the point of view of titania sol-gel chemistry and an attempt is made to address the modification of the process for better photoactive titania by selective doping and also demonstration of utilization of the process for the preparation of supported …
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