Rutile :

详细信息    Rutile :

• 出版日期：c2012.
• 出版者：Nova Science Publishers,
• 页数：xii, 240 p. :
• 出版地：New York :
• 第一责任说明：It-Meng (Jim) Low, editor.
• 尺寸：27 cm.
• 分类号：a333.1
• ISBN：978-1-61942-233-9(hdkl) :

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02h0036209 20130806092521.0 130717s2012 nyuab frb |001|||eng | 978-1-61942-233-9(hdkl) : CNY1115.00 NGL NGL NGL TN799.T5 .L69 2012 669/.7322 23 a333.1 Rutile : properties, synthesis and applications / It-Meng (Jim) Low, editor. New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2012. xii, 240 p. : ill., maps ; 27 cm. Earth sciences in the 21st century Includes bibliographic reference and index. Titanium dioxide and rutile: an overview and its photocatalytic activity / M. Tobaldi -- Phase stability and transformations in TiO2 / Hanaor, P. Koshy, and C. Sorrell -- Rutile nanostructures: synthesis, characterisation and potential application in photocatalytic processess / M. I. Comor, N. A. Abazovic, I. A. Jankovic, D. J. Jovanovic, M. Stoiljkovic, D. V. Sojic and B. F. Abramovic -- The fabrication of rutile nanoparticles and hollow microspheres with mesoporosity / G. Li, Y. He, X. Zhang and S. Hu -- Titanium dioxide under ambient air: preparation and photocatalytic properties of tio2 precipitated aerosols / V. Zakharenko -- Rutile as superacid catalysts: preparation, morphology and catalytic activity / H. A. Khalaf -- The coordination state of titanium atoms at the surface of industrial TiO2 specimens according to the data of electronic spectroscopy of diffusion reflection -- E. A. Sosnov -- Ferromagnetism in transition metal doped rutile TiO2 / L. A. Errico, A. Mudarra Navarro, C. Rodriguez Torres, A. F. Cabrera, V. Bolovol M. Renteria and M. Weissmann -- Development and characterisation of RuO2-based electrodes for environmental application / J. Ribeiro and A. R. de Andrade -- Mineral chemistry and potential applications of natural multi-doped hydrothermal rutile from porphyry copper deposits / O. M. Rabbia and L. B. Hernandez. This book deals with the synthesis, properties and applications of titanium dioxide (TiO2) which is a naturally occurring oxide of the element titanium. In nature these oxides are found in well-known minerals such as Rutile, Anatase and Brookite. However, it is most commonly extracted from titanium tetrachloride by carbon reduction and re-oxidisation. Alternatively, it may be processed from another oxide called ilmenite, which is subjected to reduction with sulphuric acid to achieve pure titanium dioxide. Rutile. ; Titanium Metallurgy. aLow, It-Meng. Earth sciences in the 21st century. aCN b010001 NGL 333.1 L95 gljx1303 h1 ; rCNY1115.00