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화학기상응축합성 TiO2 기반 망간 산화물 나노촉매 표면특성 및 환경오염물질 저온 분해 특성 = Surface characteristics of TiO2-based MnOx nanocatalysts synthesized by chemical vapor condensation and low-temperature degradation characteristics of environmental pollutants over the catalysts

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' 화학기상응축합성 TiO2 기반 망간 산화물 나노촉매 표면특성 및 환경오염물질 저온 분해 특성 = Surface characteristics of TiO2-based MnOx nanocatalysts synthesized by chemical vapor condensation and low-temperature degradation characteristics of environmental pollutants over the catalysts' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 망간 산화물 나노촉매
  • 저온 분해
  • 질소산화물
  • 톨루엔
  • 화학기상응축
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' 화학기상응축합성 TiO2 기반 망간 산화물 나노촉매 표면특성 및 환경오염물질 저온 분해 특성 = Surface characteristics of TiO2-based MnOx nanocatalysts synthesized by chemical vapor condensation and low-temperature degradation characteristics of environmental pollutants over the catalysts' 의 참고문헌

  • 기상 공정에 의한 나노 미립자 제조
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  • 광촉매 TiO2의 특성 및 제조 방법과 전망
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