Abstract
Gradually but significantly improved abilities of titania films with various nanofeatures and crystal structures to assist photodegradation of trace rhodamine B in water were observed when the films were subjected to natural aging. The so-called natural aging behavior can be attributed to the gradual increase in the surface hydroxyl groups that are beneficial to the photocatalytic reaction.
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