Article | REF: NM3600 V1

Photocatalysis : from nanostructured materials to photocatalytic reactors

Authors: Delphine SCHAMING, Christophe COLBEAU-JUSTIN, Hynd REMITA

Publication date: August 10, 2017, Review date: January 13, 2021

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4. A technique of choice for studying electron-hole pairs in semiconductors: Time Resolved Microwave Conductivity

Photocatalytic activity is linked to the existence and evolution of charge carriers in the material. Thus, understanding the relationship existing between carrier lifetime and material structural parameters can contribute to the understanding of mechanisms related to photocatalytic activity. To monitor the dynamics of these carriers in TiO 2 , it is necessary to determine the change in electrical conductivity of the sample after illumination. For this, the Time Resolved Microwave Conductivity (TRMC) method is particularly well suited.

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A technique of choice for studying electron-hole pairs in semiconductors: Time Resolved Microwave Conductivity