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A general approach has been designed to blue, green, and red pigments by metal ions doping hollow TiO(2). The reaction involves initial formation of PS at TiO(2) core-shell nanoparticles via a mixed-solvent method, and then mixing with metal ions solution containing PEG, followed calcining in the atmosphere. The as-prepared hollow pigments exhibit uniform size, bright color, and tunable density, which are fit for electronic paper display.
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