Abstract

EPR studies of dye-sensitized zinc oxide layers constitute a valuable source of information, particularly when combined with other types of photoelectronic measurements. The EPR action spectrum, at 77 K, of zinc oxide sensitized with rose bengal correlates well with the dye absorption spectrum and the room temperature photoconductivity action spectrum. Studies of the kinetics of the rise of the g = 1.96 signal on illumination as a function of oxygen pressure indicate the existence of two mechanisms for deriving the paramagnetic species.

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Experiments on Dye Sensitization of Zinc Oxide

K. Hauffe, V. Martinez, H. Pusch, J. Range, R. Schmidt, and R. Stechemesser
Appl. Opt. 8(S1) 34-41 (1969)

Measurement on Work Function of Polycrystalline Zinc Oxide Covered by Organic Dye

Shinichi Kikuchi, Yasusuke Takahashi, and Toshifumi Sakata
Appl. Opt. 8(S1) 42-44 (1969)

Barrier Properties in Electrophotographic Zinc Oxide

Eiichi Inoue, Hiroshi Kokado, and Takashi Yamaguchi
Appl. Opt. 8(S1) 91-95 (1969)

A Study of the Discharge Mechanism of ZnO

F. Schelfaut and W. Maenhout-Van der Vorst
Appl. Opt. 8(S1) 96-99 (1969)

Sensitization of Photoconduction in a Zinc Oxide Film by Eosin*†

S. J. Dudkowski and L. I. Grossweiner
J. Opt. Soc. Am. 54(4) 486-491 (1964)