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Gratzel, Michael

Michael Gratzel Laboratory for Phototonics and Interfaces, Institute of Molecular and Biological Chemistry, School of Basic Science, Swiss Federal Institute Technology, Lausanne, Switzerland... [Pg.372]

Fig. 10.28. Model of charge carrier separation and charge transport in a nanocrystalline film. The electrolyte has contact with the individual nanocrystallites. Illumination produces an electron-hole pair in one crystallite. The hole transfers to the electrolyte and the electron traverses several crystallites before reaching the substrate. Note that the photogenerated hole always has a short distance (about the radius of the particle) to pass before reaching the semiconductor/electrolyte interface wherever the electron-hole pair is created in the nanoporous film. The probability for the electron to recombine will, however, depend on the distance between the photoexcited particle and the tin-coated oxide back-contact. (Reprinted with permission from A. Hagfeldt and Michael Gratzel, Light-Induced Redox Reactions in Nanocrystalline Systems Chem. Rev. 95 49-68, copyright 1995, American Chemical Society.)... Fig. 10.28. Model of charge carrier separation and charge transport in a nanocrystalline film. The electrolyte has contact with the individual nanocrystallites. Illumination produces an electron-hole pair in one crystallite. The hole transfers to the electrolyte and the electron traverses several crystallites before reaching the substrate. Note that the photogenerated hole always has a short distance (about the radius of the particle) to pass before reaching the semiconductor/electrolyte interface wherever the electron-hole pair is created in the nanoporous film. The probability for the electron to recombine will, however, depend on the distance between the photoexcited particle and the tin-coated oxide back-contact. (Reprinted with permission from A. Hagfeldt and Michael Gratzel, Light-Induced Redox Reactions in Nanocrystalline Systems Chem. Rev. 95 49-68, copyright 1995, American Chemical Society.)...
Gratzel, M., see Gerfin, T. Gray, Harry B., see Bowler, Bruce E. Green, Malcom L. H., see Brooldiart, Maurice Green, Michael R., see Burstein, Bruce E. Grove, David M., see Janssen, Maurits D. Grubbs, Robert H., The Olefin Metathesis Reaction 24 1... [Pg.575]

John Kiwi, Kuppuswamy Kalyanasundaram and Michael Gratzel... [Pg.37]

Michael Gratzel, Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, CH-1015, Lausanne, Switzerland, michael.graetzel epfl.ch... [Pg.1]

Acknowledgments S. C. W. thanks Michael Gratzel and Hen Dotan for fruitful discussions and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (PEChouse, project number 102326) and the European Commission s Framework Project 7 (NanoPEC, Project 227179) for support. [Pg.313]

In 2009, Michael Gratzel, director of the Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne in Switzerland, invented dye-sensitized solar cells. These cells have an excellent price-to-performance ratio, positioning them as a possible future replacement for silicon PV cells. Constructed from low-cost materials and easy to manufacture, Gratzel cells will be particularly important for low-cost lai e-scale systems. [Pg.1678]

Huiming Cheng Calum Drummond Morinobu Endo Michael Gratzel Kevin Kendall Katsumi Kaneko Can Li... [Pg.7]

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