Ag/AgBr/graphene oxide nanocomposite synthesized via oil/water and water/oil microemulsions: a comparison of sunlight energized plasmonic photocatalytic activity.

Ag/AgBr/graphene oxide nanocomposite synthesized via oil/water and water/oil microemulsions: a comparison of sunlight energized plasmonic photocatalytic activity.
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10.1021/la204452p
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2012-02
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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通讯作者:
Mingshan Zhu;Penglei Chen;Minghua Liu
Mingshan Zhu;Penglei Chen;Minghua Liu
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作者:
Mingshan Zhu;Penglei Chen;Minghua Liu

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