Visible photoactivity and antiphotocorrosion performance of CdS photocatalysts by the hybridization of N-substituted carboxyl group polyaniline
In the paper, we report on the visible photocatalytic activity and antiphotocorrosion performance of CdS quantum dots (CdSQDs) by the combination of polyaniline with the modification of the carboxyl group, which was prepared by an N-substituted carboxyl group polyaniline (NPAN) cadmium precursor. Th...
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