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carbon doped TiO2 Can you provide a reference? Did I link to the wrong paper? That's an important detail and it's not in the article. much more effective than
by salmonellaeater 13y ago
carbon doped TiO2
Can you provide a reference? Did I link to the wrong paper? That's an important detail and it's not in the article.
much more effective than regular TiO2
How much more effective? The study done by Italcementi in 2002-2003 (admittedly not very trustworthy since it's done by the company that makes the product) has numbers comparable to the Eindhoven study.
- haldujai 13y agoCan you provide a reference? Did I link to the wrong paper? That's an important detail and it's not in the article. I'm not sure if you can get past the paywall but: Section 2, paragraph 4, last sentence. "Carbon doped TiO2 from Kronos International was used." How much more effective? It varies from 2x-10x depending on the reaction conditions. Here is a paper that shows 2x-4x based on a relatively primitive doping technique. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.apcatb.2007.09.046 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.apcatb.2007.09.046 Italcementi Their TX Active may or may not be carbon doped, I couldn't find a straight answer on their website. Self-cleaning TiO2 is almost certainly doped (Ag or SiO2).