Flux synthesis of BaLiTiO and its photocatalytic performance.

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Abstract
Barium-lithium titanate (BaLiTiO) was synthesized by using a flux method under some conditions with various chloride salts as the flux, thermal treatment temperatures, solute concentrations, and cooling rates. As a result, fine particles of this material with a rod-like morphology were obtained for the first time. It is suggested that this morphology with high crystallinity is responsible for the increase in the photocatalytic activity of this material without any co-catalyst for H and CO evolution from water and CO. The observed photocatalytic performance is discussed taking into consideration the differences in physicochemical properties, obtained as a result of the synthesis using this method under the different conditions.
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Authors Garay-Rodríguez, Luis F;Yoshida, Hisao;Torres-Martínez, Leticia M;
Journal Dalton transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003)
Year 2019
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10.1039/c9dt01452g
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