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95. Macak, J.M., Zlamal, M., Krysa, J., Schmuki, P., 2007. Self-organized TiO 2 nanotube layers
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with a high percentage of exposed (001) facets and related photocatalytic properties. Journal
of the American Chemical Society 131 (9), 3152.
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titanium(IV) oxide particles prepared by hydrothermal treatment of peroxo titanic acid in the
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of Physical Chemistry B 110 (50), 25266-25272.
102. Kominami, H., Yabutani, K., Yamamoto, T., Kara, Y., Ohtani, B., 2001. Synthesis of highly
active tungsten(VI) oxide photocatalysts for oxygen evolution by hydrothermal treatment of
aqueous tungstic acid solutions. Journal of Materials Chemistry 11 (12), 3222-3227.
103. Lee, J., Mackeyev, Y., Cho, M., Wilson, L.J., Kim, J.H., Alvarez, P.J.J., 2010. C(60) aminofullerene immobilized on silica as a visible light-activated photocatalyst. Environmental
Science and Technology 44 (24), 9488-9495.
104. Lof, R., Van Veenendaal, M., Jonkman, H., Sawatzky, G., 1995. Band gap, excitons and
Coulomb interactions of solid C 60. Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena
72, 83-87.
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Environmental Science and Technology 43 (12), 4355-4360.
106. Chong, M.N., Jin, B., Chow, C.W.K., Saint, C., 2010. Recent developments in photocatalytic
water treatment technology: a review. Water Research 44 (10), 2997-3027.
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