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Photocatalysis: Development of Highly Functional Titanium Oxide Photocatalysts

Masato Takeuchi, Masaaki Kitano, Masaya Matsuoka, Masakazu Anpo

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Ion Engineering Techniques for the Preparation of Well‐Defined TiO2Photocatalysts Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Photocatalysts Modification of the Electronic Properties of TiO2Semiconducting Fine Powder Photocatalysts by an Advanced Metal Ion Implantation Method Preparation of Highly Transparent TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Preparation of Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts byRF‐Magnetron Sputtering (RF‐MS) Deposition in a Single Process Photo‐induced Superhydrophilic Properties on the Surface of the TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Conclusions

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Ion Engineering Techniques for the Preparation of Well‐Defined TiO2Photocatalysts Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Photocatalysts Modification of the Electronic Properties of TiO2Semiconducting Fine Powder Photocatalysts by an Advanced Metal Ion Implantation Method Preparation of Highly Transparent TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Preparation of Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts byRF‐Magnetron Sputtering (RF‐MS) Deposition in a Single Process Photo‐induced Superhydrophilic Properties on the Surface of the TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Conclusions

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction Ion Engineering Techniques for the Preparation of Well‐Defined TiO2Photocatalysts Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Photocatalysts Modification of the Electronic Properties of TiO2Semiconducting Fine Powder Photocatalysts by an Advanced Metal Ion Implantation Method Preparation of Highly Transparent TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Preparation of Visible Light‐Responsive TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts byRF‐Magnetron Sputtering (RF‐MS) Deposition in a Single Process Photo‐induced Superhydrophilic Properties on the Surface of the TiO2Thin‐Film Photocatalysts Conclusions

Key concepts: Superhydrophilicity, Photocatalysis, Materials science, Thin film, Titanium oxide, Visible spectrum, Titanium, Nanotechnology

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