Chemically Selective Alternatives to Photoferroelectrics for Polarization-Enhanced Photocatalysis: The Untapped Potential of Hybrid Inorganic Nanotubes
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Linear-scaling density functional theory simulation of methylated imogolite nanotubes (NTs) elucidates the interplay between wall-polarization, bands separation, charge-transfer excitation, and tunable electrostatics inside and outside the NT-cavity. The results suggest that integration of polarization-enhanced selective photocatalysis and chemical separation into one overall dipole-free material should be possible.
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Advanced Science
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ISSN: 2198-3844 - Language:
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- Elliott J., Poli E., Scivetti I., Ratcliff L., Andrinopoulos L., Dziedzic J., Hine N., Mostofi A., Skylaris C., Haynes P., Teobaldi G.: Chemically Selective Alternatives to Photoferroelectrics for Polarization-Enhanced Photocatalysis: The Untapped Potential of Hybrid Inorganic Nanotubes// Advanced Science. -Vol. 4, iss. 2 (2016), s.1-7
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