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Progress in Study on Nanometer Titanium Oxide Prepared By liquid-phase Reaction

XU Zhang-fa

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Nanometer titanium dioxide can be made by gas-phase method and liquid-phase method.The later is focused on for its be- nefits.Current research progress in liquid-phase reaction preparation processes and characterization methods of nanometer are reviewed in the paper.Suggestions on research orientation are also raised.

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Nanometer titanium dioxide can be made by gas-phase method and liquid-phase method.The later is focused on for its be- nefits.Current research progress in liquid-phase reaction preparation processes and characterization methods of nanometer are reviewed in the paper.Suggestions on research orientation are also raised.

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Nanometer titanium dioxide can be made by gas-phase method and liquid-phase method.The later is focused on for its be- nefits.Current research progress in liquid-phase reaction preparation processes and characterization methods of nanometer are reviewed in the paper.Suggestions on research orientation are also raised.

Key concepts: Nanometre, Materials science, Liquid phase, Phase (matter), Characterization (materials science), Titanium, Titanium oxide, Titanium dioxide

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