Ne mogu sada da nadjem neki video sto sam ranije gledao, ali trazeci sam nasao da je Prof. Fijishima sa Tokijskog Univerziteta je otkrio te fotokatalisticke osobine TiO2 sto sam naveo u pretprosloj poruci. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_Fujishima
https://www.tus.ac.jp/en/initiatives/vol01/
@zica49
Svinjska mast moze da posluzi, ali i premazivanje sa TiO2. ^ :)
@branko tod
Ne znam zasto sam zapamtio da je proziran, mozda iz onog videa gde ga prskaju svuda a ne primeti se posle nista. :D
Mada to mudro rade uglavnom na svetlim i belim povrsinama...
Citat:
“Titanium dioxide is a very unique and interesting material. Even today it continues to be at the heart of photocatalysis research,” says Fujishima with a hint of pride.
“When I made the discovery, I was very impressed by the oxygen that I saw coming from the TiO2 because, essentially, I had been able to mimic photosynthesis. Like chlorophyll in plants I was using the power of the sun to break down water and create oxygen,” says Fujishima.
TiO2 has been instrumental in the development of air and water purification technologies as well as self-cleaning, anti-fogging and anti-staining applications.
The most pervasive and perhaps the most straightforward example of TiO2 applications is that of self-cleaning buildings. Tiles and other surfaces coated with TiO2 stay clean thanks to the properties of the substance. Sunlight causes oxidation that breaks down grime while the superhydrophilicity of the substances causes the water to spread, washing surfaces clean. Air purifiers and anti-fog mirrors are two other popular applications.
“TiO2 can break down water, kill bacteria, and deodorize by getting rid of odors like that of tobacco or pets. It is truly an incredible substance,” Fujishima says.
“When I made the discovery, I was very impressed by the oxygen that I saw coming from the TiO2 because, essentially, I had been able to mimic photosynthesis. Like chlorophyll in plants I was using the power of the sun to break down water and create oxygen,” says Fujishima.
TiO2 has been instrumental in the development of air and water purification technologies as well as self-cleaning, anti-fogging and anti-staining applications.
The most pervasive and perhaps the most straightforward example of TiO2 applications is that of self-cleaning buildings. Tiles and other surfaces coated with TiO2 stay clean thanks to the properties of the substance. Sunlight causes oxidation that breaks down grime while the superhydrophilicity of the substances causes the water to spread, washing surfaces clean. Air purifiers and anti-fog mirrors are two other popular applications.
“TiO2 can break down water, kill bacteria, and deodorize by getting rid of odors like that of tobacco or pets. It is truly an incredible substance,” Fujishima says.
@zica49
Svinjska mast moze da posluzi, ali i premazivanje sa TiO2. ^ :)
@branko tod
Ne znam zasto sam zapamtio da je proziran, mozda iz onog videa gde ga prskaju svuda a ne primeti se posle nista. :D
Mada to mudro rade uglavnom na svetlim i belim povrsinama...
Potpis
- Il n'est pas important qui, importe c'est quoi!
.......ali onda