Exciton Confinement
Exciton Confinement is a quantum phenomenon in which an exciton's spatial extent is restricted to dimensions comparable to or smaller than its natural Bohr radius, leading to discrete electronic energy levels and enhanced binding energy due to size-dependent quantum confinement effects in nanoscale materials.
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