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Photoelectrochemical behavior of thin cadmium selenide and coupled titania/cadmium selenide semiconductor films

Liu et al., 1993

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89053256900523779
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Liu D
Kamat P
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry

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Photoelectrochemical effects at CdSe thin film electrodes (thickness 30-200 Á) have been investigated by monitoring open-circuit voltage and short-circuit current at varying film thicknesses and incident light intensities. Unlike the situation in conventional …
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