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Kinetics and mechanisms of charge transfer processes in photocatalytic systems: A review

Zhang et al., 2012

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9774313799629828480
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Zhang L
Mohamed H
Dillert R
Bahnemann D
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Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology C: Photochemistry Reviews

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Charge carrier transfer processes are very important and play a vital role in photocatalytic reactions. A fundamental understanding of the kinetics and mechanisms of these charge transfer processes is crucial from the viewpoint of developing efficient photocatalysis …
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