Non-UV-induced radical reactions at the surface of TiO2 nanoparticles that may trigger toxic responses.
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Ivana Fenoglio | Bice Fubini | B. Fubini | I. Fenoglio | S. Livraghi | G. Greco | Stefano Livraghi | Giovanna Greco
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