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Controlled synthesis of monodisperse WO3· H2O square nanoplates and their gas sensing properties

Miao et al., 2015

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3731880333000982428
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Miao B
Zeng W
Mu Y
Yu W
Hussain S
Xu S
Zhang H
Li T
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Applied Surface Science

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Abstract Monodisperse WO 3· H 2 O square nanoplates were controlled synthesized under hydrothermal conditions with the adding of malic acid. The powders obtained under two different hydrothermal reaction times were characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) …
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