Semiconductor-Electrolyte Interfaces is a physicochemical interface system that constitutes the boundary between a semiconductor material and an electrolyte solution, where interfacial charge transfer processes, band bending, and electrochemical reactions govern the conversion of light into electrical or chemical energy.
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Electrolytic Shaping of Germanium and Silicon
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