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1. In-suit Growth Of Heteronanostructured Composite Photocatalysts Based On Ta2O5Nanofibers For The Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production
2. Preparation Of Bismuth-based Composite Thin Films And Their Photocatalytic Properties Based On The Interface Charge Transfer Principle
3. Light Catalytic Polymerization Preparation Of Poly (thiophene/tungsten Trioxide Composite Membrane And Its Photoelectric Conversion And Electrically Induced Discoloration Performance Research
4. Effect Of Oxygen Vacancies On Field Emission Properties Of Titanium Dioxide Nanotubes And Interface Charge Transfer Of Graphene/Titanium Dioxide Composites
5. Engineering The Interface Sites For Photocatalytic/Electrocatalytic CO2 Reduction
6. Preparation Of Metal-organic Framework-based Composites And Regulation Of Their Photocatalytic Performances For Hydrogen Evolution Under Visible Light
7. Interface Properties Of G-C3N4 Based Eterostructured Functional Materials And Their Organic-Inorganic Nanocomposites
8. The Effects Of Intrinsic Faradaic Layers On Charge Transfer At Oxide Photoelectrode/Water Interface
9. Charge transfer and injection barrier at the metal-organic interfaces
10. Synthesis And Photocatalytic Properties Study Of Several Novel Micronano Materials
11. Study On The Interfacial Charge Transfer Of Graphene
12. Constructing Bulk-Heterojunction With Long-Range Ordering And Its Photophysical Properties
13. Mass Transfer And Energy Conversion Characteristics And Performance Enhancement In A Novel Hybrid Microbial-Photoelectrochemical Artificial Photosynthetic System
14. In-Situ Studies On The Structures And Thermal Stabilities Of Cobalt Oxide Model Catalysts By Surface Science Techniques Including Synchrotron Radiation Spectroscopies
15. Design,Principle And Applications Of High Voltage DC Triboelectric Nanogenerator Based On Solid-liquid Contact Electrification
16. Fabrication Of Graphene Hybrid Electrodes And Its Application In Detecting Antibiotics Of Water Body
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