2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcata.2014.10.031
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Sol–gel iron-doped TiO2 nanopowders with photocatalytic activity

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“…The binding energy difference of 5.6 eV in both Fe x Ti y O z and N/Fe x Ti y O z films revealed a valence state +4 for Ti, indicating the presence of titanium atoms in the form Ti 4+ . It is known that the XPS lines belong to Ti2p 3/2 component at 458.2–458.9 eV are attributed to the Ti (IV) species of the pure titania crystalline network and signed to a titanium atom surrounded by two oxygen atoms [19]. We observed the shift of Ti2p components towards the higher binding energy that is explained by formation of the Fe–O–Ti bonds.…”
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confidence: 53%
“…The binding energy difference of 5.6 eV in both Fe x Ti y O z and N/Fe x Ti y O z films revealed a valence state +4 for Ti, indicating the presence of titanium atoms in the form Ti 4+ . It is known that the XPS lines belong to Ti2p 3/2 component at 458.2–458.9 eV are attributed to the Ti (IV) species of the pure titania crystalline network and signed to a titanium atom surrounded by two oxygen atoms [19]. We observed the shift of Ti2p components towards the higher binding energy that is explained by formation of the Fe–O–Ti bonds.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…An inverse proportionality can be observed between the analyte concentration and the time of irradiation, according with a so‐called pseudo‐second order kinetic models and C 0 ⋅k was calculated to be 3*10 −2 . This behavior is peculiar enough for such structures, in fact it is largely reported that a first‐order model or a Langmuir‐Hinshalwood kinetic model can be used to fit the analyte concentration change as a function of the time , . The initial concentration of PHXETOH was reduced of about 75% after 60 minutes of illumination with the green laser in presence of iron‐doped TiO 2 nanoparticles.…”
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“…Both the symmetry of these peaks and the absence of shoulders are correlated with the formation of TiO 2 crystals without peculiar defects [22]. The peak of O 1s at 530.9 eV (Figure 3c), attributed to TiO 2 , exhibit an asymmetry to higher binding energies (~ 533 eV), due to the presence of OH groups on TiO 2 surface [23,24]. The latter is in accordance with the FTIR results, indicating the presence of the hydroxyl bonds.…”
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confidence: 99%