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Effect of the TiO2 precursor phase on the synthesis of TiO2 Black impregnated electrodes in the degradation of acetaminophen solutions.
Black TiO2 impregnated electrodes were synthesized using a modified dip-coating method with 6 layers, to account for the influence of the precursor phase (anatase, rutile, and P25), and their physical properties upon the response on photo electrooxidation of acetaminophen. The thermal treatment unde
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