Renewable zinc dioxide nanoparticles and coatings
Nanoparticles of zinc peroxide, a well known and convenient solid source of hydrogen peroxide, oxygen or active oxygen species, can be readily regenerated by exposure of zinc oxide to slightly basic hydrogen peroxide solutions after being depleted of their active oxygen peroxide content, and these c...
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Enthalten in: New associations and host status: Infestability of kiwifruit by the fruit fly species - Follett, Peter A. ELSEVIER, 2018, an interdisciplinary journal affiliated with the Materials Research Society and the Materials Society Japan, devoted to the rapid publication of short communications on the science, applications and processing of materials, New York, NY [u.a.] |
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