Preparation and comparison of supported gold nanocatalysts on anatase, brookite, rutile, and P25 polymorphs of TiO2 for catalytic oxidation of CO.

Preparation and comparison of supported gold nanocatalysts on anatase, brookite, rutile, and P25 polymorphs of TiO2 for catalytic oxidation of CO.
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10.1021/jp044091o
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2005-05
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
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Wenfu Yan;Bei Chen;S. Mahurin;V. Schwartz;D. Mullins;A. Lupini;S. Pennycook;S. Dai;S. Overbury
Wenfu Yan;Bei Chen;S. Mahurin;V. Schwartz;D. Mullins;A. Lupini;S. Pennycook;S. Dai;S. Overbury
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Wenfu Yan;Bei Chen;S. Mahurin;V. Schwartz;D. Mullins;A. Lupini;S. Pennycook;S. Dai;S. Overbury

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