Selectivity Control in Photocatalytic Valorization of Biomass-Derived Platform Compounds by Surface Engineering of Titanium Oxide
Authors:
- Xuejiao WuXWXuejiao Wu
- Jieqiong LiJLJieqiong Li
- Shunji XieSXShunji Xie
- Pengbo DuanPDPengbo Duan
- Haikun ZhangHZHaikun Zhang
- Jun FengJFJun Feng
- Qinghong ZhangQZQinghong Zhang
- Jun ChengJCJun Cheng
- Ye WangYWYe Wang
Abstract
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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