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June 28th, 2006
Semiconductor nanocrystals photosensitize fullerene molecules
Abstract:
Researchers from Ludwig Maximilians University, Germany, Belarusian State University, Belarus, and the University of Hamburg in Germany have photosensitized needle-like C60 crystals by combining them with semiconductor nanocrystals. The resulting composite films could have applications in spectrally tuneable photodetectors, in photocopiers or in photovoltaic devices.
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