Density functional study of X monodoped and codoped (X=C, N, S, F) anatase TiO2

Density functional study of X monodoped and codoped (X=C, N, S, F) anatase TiO2
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10.1016/j.commatsci.2014.06.035
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2013-11
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arXiv: Materials Science
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Pengyu Dong;Huanhuan Pei;Qinfang Zhang;Yuhua Wang
Pengyu Dong;Huanhuan Pei;Qinfang Zhang;Yuhua Wang
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Pengyu Dong;Huanhuan Pei;Qinfang Zhang;Yuhua Wang

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