Chemo-mechanical strain effects on band engineering of the TiO2 photocatalyst for increasing the water splitting activity

Chemo-mechanical strain effects on band engineering of the TiO2 photocatalyst for increasing the water splitting activity
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10.1039/c9ta11048h
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2020-01
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Yoonyoung Kim;Motonori Watanabe;J. Matsuda;A. Staykov;H. Kusaba;Atsushi Takagaki;T. Akbay;T. Ishihara
Yoonyoung Kim;Motonori Watanabe;J. Matsuda;A. Staykov;H. Kusaba;Atsushi Takagaki;T. Akbay;T. Ishihara
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Yoonyoung Kim;Motonori Watanabe;J. Matsuda;A. Staykov;H. Kusaba;Atsushi Takagaki;T. Akbay;T. Ishihara

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