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Application of photoluminescence spectroscopy to elucidate photocatalytic reactions at the molecular level

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The present review covers the outline of the application of photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy to understand the photocatalytic reactions on the bulk semiconducting materials and highly dispersed metal oxide single-site heterogeneous catalysts at their working states. The first part focuses on the applications of PL spectroscopy to elucidate the surface active sites and surface band structures of the inorganic and organic bulk semiconducting photocatalysts at their working states. The second part describes the applications of in situ PL spectroscopy to elucidate the surface active sites of the highly dispersed metal oxide single-site heterogeneous catalysts and their roles in photocatalytic reactions at the molecular level. The last part is a brief conclusion and future direction of PL studies.

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Introduction

2.:

Application of PL Spectroscopy to Elucidate the Surface Active Sites and Surface Band Structures Related to Photocatalytic Reactions on Inorganic and Organic Semiconducting Materials

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Application of In Situ PL Spectroscopy to Elucidate the Charge Transfer Excited States of Highly Dispersed Metal Oxide Single-site Heterogeneous Catalysts and Their Roles in the Photocatalytic Reactions

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Ti-oxide single-site heterogeneous catalysts and their photocatalytic reactivity

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Mo-oxide single site heterogeneous catalysts and their photocatalytic reactivity

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V-oxide single site heterogeneous catalysts

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Conclusions

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Li, Q., Anpo, M. & Wang, X. Application of photoluminescence spectroscopy to elucidate photocatalytic reactions at the molecular level. Res Chem Intermed 46, 4325–4344 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11164-020-04209-5

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