Interfacial effects in hierarchically porous α-MnO2/Mn3O4 heterostructures promote photocatalytic oxidation activity

Peng Wu(South China University of Technology), Daiqi Ye(South China University of Technology), Shuaiqi Zhao(Wuhan Textile University), Mingli Fu(China Southern Power Grid (China)), Guangxu Chen(Qilu University of Technology), Shihe Yang(Peking University), Shuqi Dai(Yichun University), Qin Chen(Southwest Petroleum University), Peirong Chen(South China University of Technology), Zhi You Xu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yongcai Qiu(South China University of Technology), Xiaojing Jin(South China University of Technology)
Applied Catalysis B: Environmental
November 12, 2019
10.1016/j.apcatb.2019.118418
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