Effect of shape and surface chemistry of TiO2 colloidal nanocrystals on the organic vapor absorption capacity of TiO2/PMMA composite
Authors:
- Annalisa ConvertinoACAnnalisa Convertino
- Gabriella LeoGLGabriella Leo
- Marinella StriccoliMarinella Striccoli
- Gaetano Di MarcoGMGaetano Di Marco
- M. Lucia CurriM. Lucia Curri
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