Products - Titanium Oxide Nanowires
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Titanium oxide nanowires A,
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Titanium oxide nanowires A,
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SEM image of NovaWire-TiO-100-RD
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TEM image of NovaWire-TiO-100-RD
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SEM image of NovaWire-TiO-10-RD
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TEM image of NovaWire-TiO-10-RD
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Titanium oxide nanowires B,
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Titanium oxide nanowires B,
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Applications
and nanowire ceramic composites
- Fillers for various adhesives and paints
- Fillers for various high performance films
- Nanowire porous ceramic membranes for chemical and water filtration, which can used in strong acids
and bases
- High temperature non-woven textiles
- White pigments for plastics, paints, rubbers, cosmetics, man-made fibers, papers, and ceramics
- Surface coatings
- Catalyst supports
- Photocatalysts
- Dye-sensitized, polymer-based, and quantum dot (QD) solar cells (photovoltaic and photocatalytic
cells)
- Water splitting for hydrogen production
- Chemical sensors, especially high temperature gas sensors
- Anodes of lithium ion batteries
- Fuel cells
- Supercapacitors
- Detoxification
- Drug delivery
- Biosensors
- Biocompatible materials for bone implants
- Electrochromic devices
Synonym
Titanium oxide nanowires, titanium oxide nanofibers, titanium oxide, titania nanowires, titania nanofibers,
titania, titanium dioxide nanofibers, titanium dioxide nanowires, titanium dioxide, titanium(IV) oxide
nanowires, titanium(IV) oxide nanofibers, titanium(IV) oxide, TiO2 nanowires, TiO2 nanofibers, TiO2, titanium
oxide nanowire, titanium oxide nanofiber, titania nanowire, titania nanofiber, titanium dioxide nanofiber,
titanium dioxide nanowire, titanium(IV) oxide nanowire, titanium(IV) oxide nanofiber, TiO2 nanowire, TiO2
nanofiber
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