Do particles interact electronically?-proof of interparticle charge-transfer excitation between adjoined anatase and rutile particles

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Here, we report experimental evidence of interparticle spatial overlapping of orbitals to result in interparticle chargetransfer excitation (ICTE) at an anatase-rutile interface which is expected to be applicable to clarify the relative band position of metal-oxides and mixture homogeneity of mixture samples measured by reversed double-beam photoacoustic spectroscopy.

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Shen, Y., Nitta, A., Takashima, M., & Ohtani, B. (2021). Do particles interact electronically?-proof of interparticle charge-transfer excitation between adjoined anatase and rutile particles. Chemistry Letters, 50(1), 80–83. https://doi.org/10.1246/CL.200636

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