Abstract
The science describing semiconductor−liquid interfaces is highly interdisciplinary, broad in scope, interesting, and of importance to various emerging technologies. We present a review of the basic physicochemical principles of semiconductor−liquid interfaces, including their historical development, and describe the major technological applications that are based on these scientific principles.
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Scope (computer science)ChemistrySemiconductorNanotechnologyEngineering physicsComputer scienceEngineeringPhysicsOptoelectronicsMaterials science
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Arthur J. Nozik,
Rüdiger Memming
(1996).
Physical Chemistry of Semiconductor−Liquid Interfaces.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry
, 100
(31)
, 13061-13078.
https://doi.org/10.1021/jp953720e
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- 10.1021/jp953720e