This study builds on previous results published on the synthesis and characterisation of laponite-supported titania photocatalysts. Titania nanocrystals are prepared prior to addition to the clay dispersion, by a sol-gel synthesis incorporating a microwave hydrothermal step. In addition to previously examinations with XRD, TEM and FT-IR, the samples are further characterised with SEM, 29Si NMR and BET N2 sorption to gain an insight into the effect of Ti concentration and surface area on the photoactivity of the samples
Abstract TiO2nanostructures with fascinating morphologies like cubes, spheres, and rods were synthes...
It was for the first time that the complex compound of gallic acid with titanium (IV) salt was used ...
The photocatalyic activity of titania is a very promising mechanism that has many possible applicati...
This study builds on previous results published on the synthesis and characterisation of laponite-su...
This study builds on previous results published on the synthesis and characterisation of laponite-su...
This study examines the use of laponite, a synthetic smectite, which forms exfoliated silicate layer...
This study examines the use of laponite, a synthetic smectite, which forms exfoliated silicate layer...
Mesoporous materials, exhibiting high specific surface areas and narrow pore size distributions are ...
Photocatalysis is a very promising method to face most of the problems connected with the increasing...
Microwave-assisted high temperature hydrolysis of titanium oxysulfate, in the presence of ammonium f...
In this study, a microporous layer photocatalyst of titania nanocrystallites heterocoagulated with s...
Two halloysite–TiO2 nanocomposites were prepared with two different tubular halloysite clays by depo...
New nanostructured titania-clay porous materials were prepared following a colloidal route that invo...
The application of TiO2 photocatalysis in various environmental fields has been extensively studied ...
Introduction: Titania is the most widely studied and applied material for photocatalytic application...
Abstract TiO2nanostructures with fascinating morphologies like cubes, spheres, and rods were synthes...
It was for the first time that the complex compound of gallic acid with titanium (IV) salt was used ...
The photocatalyic activity of titania is a very promising mechanism that has many possible applicati...
This study builds on previous results published on the synthesis and characterisation of laponite-su...
This study builds on previous results published on the synthesis and characterisation of laponite-su...
This study examines the use of laponite, a synthetic smectite, which forms exfoliated silicate layer...
This study examines the use of laponite, a synthetic smectite, which forms exfoliated silicate layer...
Mesoporous materials, exhibiting high specific surface areas and narrow pore size distributions are ...
Photocatalysis is a very promising method to face most of the problems connected with the increasing...
Microwave-assisted high temperature hydrolysis of titanium oxysulfate, in the presence of ammonium f...
In this study, a microporous layer photocatalyst of titania nanocrystallites heterocoagulated with s...
Two halloysite–TiO2 nanocomposites were prepared with two different tubular halloysite clays by depo...
New nanostructured titania-clay porous materials were prepared following a colloidal route that invo...
The application of TiO2 photocatalysis in various environmental fields has been extensively studied ...
Introduction: Titania is the most widely studied and applied material for photocatalytic application...
Abstract TiO2nanostructures with fascinating morphologies like cubes, spheres, and rods were synthes...
It was for the first time that the complex compound of gallic acid with titanium (IV) salt was used ...
The photocatalyic activity of titania is a very promising mechanism that has many possible applicati...