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Photocatalytic Activation of Carbon Monoxide on Semiconductors and Derived Nanocomposites: Basic Principles and Mechanisms: A Review

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The available data on the photocatalytic activation of carbon monoxide are summarized. The most important directions of research and development in this area are examined. The related electronic processes are analyzed and reaction mechanisms in these systems are proposed. The most promising directions for further research in this area are indicated.

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Ovcharov, M.L., Granchak, V.M. Photocatalytic Activation of Carbon Monoxide on Semiconductors and Derived Nanocomposites: Basic Principles and Mechanisms: A Review. Theor Exp Chem 55, 173–200 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11237-019-09608-3

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