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Unraveling titanium dioxide’s self-cleaning ability
8/23/2018
By | Tom Fleischman
Titanium dioxide is one of several minerals that are self-cleaning; they use energy from the sun to convert any “schmutz” that lands on their surface to a harmless gas, which then floats away.
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