Carbon nitride with electron storage property: Enhanced exciton dissociation for high-efficient photocatalysis

Carbon nitride with electron storage property: Enhanced exciton dissociation for high-efficient photocatalysis
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10.1016/j.apcatb.2018.05.003
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2018-11
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental
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Zhenxing Zeng;X. Quan;Hongtao Yu;Shuo Chen;Yaobin Zhang;Huimin Zhao;Shushen Zhang
Zhenxing Zeng;X. Quan;Hongtao Yu;Shuo Chen;Yaobin Zhang;Huimin Zhao;Shushen Zhang
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Zhenxing Zeng;X. Quan;Hongtao Yu;Shuo Chen;Yaobin Zhang;Huimin Zhao;Shushen Zhang

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