Regulating the phase transition of monoclinic Bi4O5Br2 through the synergistic effect of “drag force” and facet recognition by branched polyethyleneimine

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Regulating the phase transition of monoclinic Bi₄O₅Br₂ through the synergistic effect of “drag force” and facet recognition by branched polyethyleneimine

Abstract: The phase transition from tetragonal BiOBr to monoclinic Bi4O5Br2 was regulated in the presence of branched polyethyleneimine (BPEI) containing massive amino groups through a hydrothermal route. Based on the crystal...

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