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Part I: determination of a structure/property transformation mechanism responsible for changes in the point of zero change of anatase titania with decreasing particle size.

Miriam Leffler, Anne Mirich, Jared Fee, Seth March, Steven L Suib

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Miriam LefflerDepartment of Chemistry, University of Connecticut USA Miriamleffler1066@gmail.com anne.mirich@uconn.edu jare.fee@uconn.edu seth.march@uconn.edu steven.suib@uconn.edu.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4821-4465
Anne MirichDepartment of Chemistry, University of Connecticut USA Miriamleffler1066@gmail.com anne.mirich@uconn.edu jare.fee@uconn.edu seth.march@uconn.edu steven.suib@uconn.edu.
Jared FeeDepartment of Chemistry, University of Connecticut USA Miriamleffler1066@gmail.com anne.mirich@uconn.edu jare.fee@uconn.edu seth.march@uconn.edu steven.suib@uconn.edu.
Seth MarchDepartment of Chemistry, University of Connecticut USA Miriamleffler1066@gmail.com anne.mirich@uconn.edu jare.fee@uconn.edu seth.march@uconn.edu steven.suib@uconn.edu.
Steven L SuibDepartment of Chemistry, University of Connecticut USA Miriamleffler1066@gmail.com anne.mirich@uconn.edu jare.fee@uconn.edu seth.march@uconn.edu steven.suib@uconn.edu.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3073-311X

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Abstract

Below a diameter of approximately 28 nm, the surface crystal structure of anatase titania is known to change. These changes include surface bond lengths and crystal lattice parameter expansion/contractions. Concurrent with these structure changes, the materials point of zero charge (PZC) has been observed to shift toward lower pH values. Therefore, the objective of this work was to determine if a correlation exists between these known structural changes and the shift in the materials PZC values with decreasing particle size. To achieve this a method was developed to identify and minimize the effect of all known variables, save particle size, affecting the materials pH

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PMCPMC11477903

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