2016
DOI: 10.1039/c5ra23482d
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Controlled synthesis of barium chromate multi-layered microdiscs and their photocatalytic activity

Abstract: BaCrO4 microdiscs composed of multi-layered microplates were successfully synthesized by a facile oxalate-assisted precipitation method. Based on time-dependent experiments, a dissolution–recrystallization–self-assembly process has been proposed.

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“…188 A simple oxalate-assisted precipitation method was used to prepare BaCrO 4 microdiscs composed of multilayer microplates. 335 This unique microdisc-based morphology was formed through the mechanism of dissolutionrecrystallization-self-assembly, which imparts BaCrO 4 with the higher light absorption capacity. The sol-gel method is often used to prepare SrCrO 4 photocatalyst.…”
Section: Znwomentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…188 A simple oxalate-assisted precipitation method was used to prepare BaCrO 4 microdiscs composed of multilayer microplates. 335 This unique microdisc-based morphology was formed through the mechanism of dissolutionrecrystallization-self-assembly, which imparts BaCrO 4 with the higher light absorption capacity. The sol-gel method is often used to prepare SrCrO 4 photocatalyst.…”
Section: Znwomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A sol‐gel method was used to prepare rGO‐BaCrO 4 composites exhibiting excellent photocatalytic activity due to the fact that rGO acts as an electron collector and transporter to prolong the lifetime of the photogenerated carriers in BaCrO 4 188 . A simple oxalate‐assisted precipitation method was used to prepare BaCrO 4 microdiscs composed of multilayer microplates 335 . This unique microdisc‐based morphology was formed through the mechanism of dissolution‐recrystallization‐self‐assembly, which imparts BaCrO 4 with the higher light absorption capacity.…”
Section: Recent Developments Of Abo4 Photoanode Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%