Keywords
low-temperature sol-gel
magnetic films
nanoparticles
titania
Abstract
The highly photoactive conductive coatings of nanosized titania and a titania/copper(ii) oxide nanocomposite were prepared based on the low-temperature sol-gel transformations and interactions of multiphase colloidal system components.
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