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Photochemical charge separation in nanocrystal photocatalyst films: insights from surface photovoltage spectroscopy

Zhao et al., 2014

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8079789685634827941
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Zhao J
Osterloh F
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters

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Photochemical charge generation, separation, and transport at nanocrystal interfaces are central to photoelectrochemical water splitting, a pathway to hydrogen from solar energy. Here, we use surface photovoltage spectroscopy to probe these processes in nanocrystal …
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