Acta Phys. -Chim. Sin. ›› 2025, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (9): 100118.doi: 10.1016/j.actphy.2025.100118
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Fengying Zhang1,2, Yanglin Mei1, Yuman Jiang1, Shenshen Zheng1, Kaibo Zheng3,4, Ying Zhou1,2,*(
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Received:2025-04-24
Revised:2025-06-09
Accepted:2025-06-10
Published:2025-07-04
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Email: yzhou@swpu.edu.cn. Tel.: +86-28-83032202 (Ying Zhou)
Supported by:Fengying Zhang, Yanglin Mei, Yuman Jiang, Shenshen Zheng, Kaibo Zheng, Ying Zhou. Research progress of transient absorption spectroscopy in solar energy conversion and utilization[J]. Acta Phys. -Chim. Sin. 2025, 41(9), 100118. doi: 10.1016/j.actphy.2025.100118
Fig 2
(a) Photoinduced process of AgIn5S8 [60], (b) Photocatalytic CO2 reduction pathways for samples with different sizes [62], (c, d) Recombination pathways for MIL-100(Fe) and InP QDs-S2−/MIL-100(Fe) [64]. (a) Adapted from Elsevier publisher. (b) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher. (c, d) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher."
Fig 3
(a) TA spectra of TpBpy and Re-TpBpy under 530 nm excitation and (b) 400 nm excitation, (c) Catalytic performance diagram of Re-TpBpy under different excitation conditions, (d) Mechanism diagram of catalytic performance of Re-TpBpy under different excitation conditions [68]. (a–d) Adapted from Springer Nature publisher."
Fig 4
(a) Photodynamic process of CdS and CdS@Pd-1.8 [74], (b) Schematic diagram of hole transfer of InP/ZnS QDs [15], (c) The influence of S2− on MPA capped CdSe QDs [77], (d) Schematic of the proposed valence change kinetics of OER catalytic cycle on Co3O4 [79]. (a) Adapted from American Chemical Society publisher. (b) Adapted from Springer Nature publisher. (c) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher. (d) Adapted from American Chemical Society publisher."
Fig 7
(a) Schematic illustration of the AEP molecule structure and modification in PSC [94], (b) Schematic of the time-dependent temperature of the hot carrier, LO phonons, and LA phonons [96], (c) Charge recombination pathways in CISe (1 : 1), CISe/CIS (1 : 1), and CISe/CIS (4 : 1) quantum dots [98]. (a) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher. (b) Adapted from American Chemical Society. (c) Adapted from Springer Nature publisher."
Fig 8
(a) Schematic diagram of charge composite pathway of PC71BM blends with different weight ratios, and (b) Evolution of the amplitudes among three decay components in the blend samples [108], (c) Effect of adding ITIC and PC71BM on charge carrier transfer process of blend films [109], (d) Comparison of blending effects of PM6 [110]. (d) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher. (a, b) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher. (c) Adapted from American Chemical Society."
Fig 9
(a) Schematic diagram of in situ TAS device, (b) Measured spectra on ternary P75:Y6:PC71BM device at open-circuit and forward-bias conditions when pumped at 800 nm, and (c) The proposed photophysics with regard to modified CTS by applying a bias in the blend films [118]. (a–c) Adapted from John Wiley and Sons publisher."
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