Magnetically recoverable Bi2WO6–Fe3O4 composite photocatalysts: Fabrication and photocatalytic activity
Authors:
- Xiang XuXXXiang Xu
- Xiaoping ShenXSXiaoping Shen
- Guoxing ZhuGZGuoxing Zhu
- Liquan JingLJLiquan Jing
- Xiansheng LiuXLXiansheng Liu
- Kangmin ChenKCKangmin Chen
- 1 August 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 200-202, 521-531
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