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Transient absorption measurements spectrum generation time-resolved spectra

A laser pulse can be used instead of the van der Graff generator to produce the electron-hole pair, which is a technique known as flash photolysis, time-resolved, microwave conductivity or FP-TRMC. The main disadvantage is that the concentration of electron-hole pairs formed in this way is more difficult to estimate. Usually, it can only be used to measure the product of the quantum yield and the sum of the mobilities (oriented films [15,16]. More recently a variation on this method has been introduced in which the transient absorption spectrum is measured simultaneously. This provides structural information on the charge carriers and (provided assumptions are made) allows their concentration to be determined yielding Sp, [17,18]. [Pg.70]


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Absorption time-resolved transient

Generation time

Measurable absorption

Measuring time

Resolved Measurements

Spectrum generated

Time measurement

Time spectrum

Time-resolved absorption

Time-resolved absorption measurements

Time-resolved absorption spectra

Transient absorption measurements

Transient absorption measurements spectrum generation

Transient absorption spectra

Transient measurements

Transient time

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