Effect of heat treatment on surface hydrophilicity-retaining ability of titanium dioxide nanotubes
Authors:
- Yu SunYSYu Sun
- Shupei SunSSShupei Sun
- Xiaoming LiaoXLXiaoming Liao
- Jiang WenJWJiang Wen
- Guangfu YinGYGuangfu Yin
- Ximing PuXPXiming Pu
- Yadong YaoYYYadong Yao
- Zhongbing HuangZHZhongbing Huang
- 1 May 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Surface Science
- Vol. 440, 440-447
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