Yuhan Lin, Yi He, Qiang Wang, Jie Feng, Yue Hou, Chuanyi Wang
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Abstract
We reported the wavelength-dependent quantum efficiency phenomenon for the PCET reactions between alcohol and tBu3ArO• photocatalyzed by CdS or In2O3 firstly. The excess energy beyond the lowest excited state energy level from incident photon can be introduced into the heterogeneous reaction, resulting in a significant impact on the kinetic rate.
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