Cerium oxide nanoparticles

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2009-05-26

2011-11-01

Kiliman, Leszek (Department: 1788)

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Coated or structually defined flake, particle, cell, strand,...

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C428S404000, C423S592100, C423S598000, C423S594140

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08048523

ABSTRACT:
Nanoscale UV absorbing particles are described that have high UV absorption cross sections while being effectively transparent to visible light. These particles can be used to shield individuals from harmful ultraviolet radiation. These particles can also be used in industrial processing especially to produce solid state electronic devices by creating edges of photoresist material with a high aspect ratio. The UV absorbing particles can also be used as photocatalysts that become strong oxidizing agents upon exposure to UV light. Laser pyrolysis provides an efficient method for the production of suitable particles.

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