Photooxidative degradation of dye pollutants accumulated in self-assembled natural polyelectrolyte microshells under visible radiation.

Photooxidative degradation of dye pollutants accumulated in self-assembled natural polyelectrolyte microshells under visible radiation.
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10.1002/chem.200501454
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2006-05
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Xia Tao;Jingmei Su;Jianfeng Chen
Xia Tao;Jingmei Su;Jianfeng Chen
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Xia Tao;Jingmei Su;Jianfeng Chen

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