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α-Fe2O3 as a photocatalytic material: A review
Applied Catalysis A General · 2015 · Vol. 498 · pp. 126–141
Maneesha Mishra✉(University of Ulsan)Doo‐Man Chun(University of Ulsan)
Iron oxide chemistry and applicationsAdvanced Photocatalysis TechniquesAdvanced oxidation water treatmentPhotocatalysisChemistryAbsorbanceSunlightNanotechnologyUltravioletAqueous solutionSolar energyVisible spectrumRenewable energy
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