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Sensitization of photoconductive effects in zinc oxide

Grossweiner, 1968

Document ID
11561969893494996317
Author
Grossweiner L
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Photochemistry and Photobiology

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The current status of research on sensitized photoconductive effects in zinc oxide is reviewed. The various types of chemical and spectral photosensitization processes observed in polycrystalline specimens can be explained qualitatively with a generalized …
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