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Advanced Materials Interfaces

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  • Micropatterning of BiVO 4 Thin Films Using Laser-Induced Crystallization
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    - Advanced Materials Interfaces - Year 2016

    Relatively high temperatures even up to 500 °C are required to obtain bismuth vanadate (BiVO4) films with the scheelite monoclinic (s-m) structure that shows the highest photocatalytic activity. This requirement limits the possible choice of substrates. Moreover, high quality thin layers of crystalline BiVO4 cannot be prepared with current methods. In this study a light-induced crystallization approach is presented, which is a...

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