Reactions on colloidal semiconductor particles
Reactions on colloidal semiconductor particles
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胶体半导体颗粒的反应
DOI:
10.1002/bbpc.19870910443
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发表时间:
1987
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通讯作者:
H. Welter
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作者:
A. Henglein;A. Fojtík;H. Welter
Inorganic colloids such as cadmium sulfide are often used as sensitizers and catalysts for photochemical reactions. In these reactions, which are described in terms of the concepts developed in electrode kinetics, electrons are transferred between the particles and molecules in the solution. Extremely small particles (Q-particles) often have optical and catalytic properties different from those of the macrocrystals. These effects are due to the restriction in space of the charge carriers produced by light absorption (size quantization). CdS particles carrying an excess electron strongly change their absorption at wavelengths near the absorption edge. This effect is attributed to the influence of the excess electron on the optical transition leading to the lowest excitonic state in these particles.