Very small "window of opportunity" for generating CO oxidation-active Au(n) on TiO2.

Very small "window of opportunity" for generating CO oxidation-active Au(n) on TiO2.
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10.1039/c4cp00160e
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2014-03
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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Xin Tang;John Schneider;A. Dollinger;Yuan Luo;Anke S. Wörz;K. Judai;S. Abbet;Young Dok Kim;G. Ganteför;D. Fairbrother;U. Heiz;Kit H. Bowen;S. Proch
Xin Tang;John Schneider;A. Dollinger;Yuan Luo;Anke S. Wörz;K. Judai;S. Abbet;Young Dok Kim;G. Ganteför;D. Fairbrother;U. Heiz;Kit H. Bowen;S. Proch
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Xin Tang;John Schneider;A. Dollinger;Yuan Luo;Anke S. Wörz;K. Judai;S. Abbet;Young Dok Kim;G. Ganteför;D. Fairbrother;U. Heiz;Kit H. Bowen;S. Proch

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