2018
DOI: 10.1109/tnano.2018.2844839
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Rapid TiO2 Nanotubes Formation in Aged Electrolyte and Their Application as Photocatalysts for Cr(VI) Reduction Under Visible Light

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“…More recent works showed that with longer aging of ethylene glycol-based electrolytes (with initial conductivities of ∼575 μS/cm), the electrolyte becomes weaker because of a loss of the fluoride ions and thus results in a lower aspect ratio. 28 In this regard, the already published reports by the Schmuki group, 21,27 Macak, 28 or others 29,30 evaluating electrolyte aging and the influence on tube characteristics, including tube length, are crucial. Is it worth noting that in ref 28, an open-top and with an applied potential of 75 V, 10 min without and with 10 h of aging of electrolytes, nanotubes are reported (using an electropolished Ti wire as substrate).…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recent works showed that with longer aging of ethylene glycol-based electrolytes (with initial conductivities of ∼575 μS/cm), the electrolyte becomes weaker because of a loss of the fluoride ions and thus results in a lower aspect ratio. 28 In this regard, the already published reports by the Schmuki group, 21,27 Macak, 28 or others 29,30 evaluating electrolyte aging and the influence on tube characteristics, including tube length, are crucial. Is it worth noting that in ref 28, an open-top and with an applied potential of 75 V, 10 min without and with 10 h of aging of electrolytes, nanotubes are reported (using an electropolished Ti wire as substrate).…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%