Light intensity responsive changes of products in photocatalytic reduction of nitrous acid on a Cu-doped covalent triazine framework/TiO2 hybrid.

Light intensity responsive changes of products in photocatalytic reduction of nitrous acid on a Cu-doped covalent triazine framework/TiO2 hybrid.
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10.1002/cssc.202000687
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2020-04
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K. Kamiya;R. Sugimoto;Tomomi Tatebe;T. Harada;Shuji Nakanishi
K. Kamiya;R. Sugimoto;Tomomi Tatebe;T. Harada;Shuji Nakanishi
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作者:
K. Kamiya;R. Sugimoto;Tomomi Tatebe;T. Harada;Shuji Nakanishi

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