Dunnill, CW; Parkin, IP; Aiken, ZA; Pratten, J; Wilson, M; (2009) N-doped titania thin films, prepared by atmospheric pressure chemical vapour deposition: Enhanced visible light photocatalytic activity and anti-microbial effects. ECS Transactions , 25 (8 PART 1) 65 - 72. 10.1149/1.3207576.
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Titanium dioxide (TiO) films have been highly commercialized as photocatalyst coatings with applications in technologies such as self-cleaning glass (1). There is however interest in developing superior coatings that operate under domestic lighting conditions for cleaning and anti-microbial applications in healthcare environments. One such approach to improve on TiO is to shift the band-gap from UV into the visible region of the spectrum, thus harvesting a greater proportion of solar energy and allowing the films to work under indoor-lighting conditions (2). This paper shows an examples of the selective doping of TiO with beneficial results in the quest for visible light photocatalyst with antimicrobial properties. © The Electrochemical Society.
|Title:||N-doped titania thin films, prepared by atmospheric pressure chemical vapour deposition: Enhanced visible light photocatalytic activity and anti-microbial effects|
|UCL classification:||UCL > School of Life and Medical Sciences > Faculty of Medical Sciences > Eastman Dental Institute > Microbial Diseases|
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