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How Can Photophysical Studies Improve Photocatalysis?
Understanding photophysical processes can lead to the design of more efficient photocatalysts. Techniques such as
transient absorption spectroscopy
,
time-resolved fluorescence
, and
electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR)
can provide insights into the dynamics of excited states, charge separation, and recombination mechanisms.
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