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Then each sample is immersed in water, covered by at least 2 cm water and at established times, chosen at the best, samples are extracted from the bath, packed on a humid cloth and weighed.
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The best samples were grown at 550°C onto ITO/SGL substrate, showing NBE emission only.
The best samples were obtained if the second stage was started shortly before the gel point of the reaction mixture.
Two of our best samples were also tested for OER, giving good water oxidation kinetics, revealed by their lower Tafel slopes of around 107 mV and a low over potential of around 420 mV at a current density of 10 mA cm−2.
It is surprising that the oxidation temperature and thermal stability of our best sample are much higher and lower, respectively, compared to those of previous research works by Scheibe et al. [21] and Antunes et al. [22].
The best sample was obtained when TiCl4 was used and the TiO2 content was 40%.
The best sample was compared to the Pt and to the reported ruthenium selenium catalyst.
The best sample is around 0.9 wt% nanoclay mix with 3150 ppm hydrolyzed polyacrylamide.
Results showed that the best sample was obtained with MWCNTs without purification, containing residues of MgO catalyst, and using lead as the pressure-transmitting medium at 7.7 GPa.
The result shows that the best sample is the one which the mole ratio of TiO2/CeO2/Bi2O3 is 2/5/3 in the material library, nearly 55% of RhB is degraded after 2 h irradiation.
The best sample was 0.2 vol% of ITO fine particle (30 nm) dispersed into the composite, it was not transparent in IR wavelength regions and transmitted more than 80% in visible wavelength region; so an optically selective transparent composite was successfully fabricated.
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