The fluorescence spectra of three different dyes adsorbed on the tabular and cubic AgBr microcrystals are obtained by the picosecond time-resolved streak camera technique. The dependence of the ultrafast electron tran...The fluorescence spectra of three different dyes adsorbed on the tabular and cubic AgBr microcrystals are obtained by the picosecond time-resolved streak camera technique. The dependence of the ultrafast electron transferring from dye-aggre-gates to the conduction band of AgBr and the efficiency of spectral sensitization on different kinds of dyes with different concentrations is analyzed. Further more,the microcosmic mechanism of the sensitization process is discussed. It is found that the fluorescence decay curves are fitted very well by the double exponential func-tion,consisting of a slow component and a fast one with large amplitude. We con-sider this fast one mainly attributable to the electron transfer from dye J-aggre-gates to the conduction band of AgBr.展开更多
Herein we investigated the electronic properties of layered transition-metal oxides NazTi2Sb2O by 23Na nuclear magnetic reso- nance （NMR） measurement. The resistivity, susceptibility and specific heat measurements s...Herein we investigated the electronic properties of layered transition-metal oxides NazTi2Sb2O by 23Na nuclear magnetic reso- nance （NMR） measurement. The resistivity, susceptibility and specific heat measurements show a phase transition at approxi- mately 114 K （TA）. No splitting or broadening in the central line of 23Na NMR spectra is observed below and above the transi- tion temperature indicating no internal field being detected. The spin-lattice relaxation rate divided by T （I/T1T） shows a sharp drop at about 110 K which suggests a gap opening behavior. Below the phase transition temperature zone, I/T1T shows Fermi liquid behavior but with much smaller value indicating the loss of large part of electronic density of states （DOS） because of the gap. No signature of the enhancement of spin fluctuations or magnetic order is found with the decreasing temperature. These results suggest a commensurate charge-density-wave （CDW） phase transition occurring.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 60478033)the Doctoral Foundation of Hebei Province of China (Grant No. B2003119)the Science and Technology Project of Hebei Province of China (Grant No. 05215102)
文摘The fluorescence spectra of three different dyes adsorbed on the tabular and cubic AgBr microcrystals are obtained by the picosecond time-resolved streak camera technique. The dependence of the ultrafast electron transferring from dye-aggre-gates to the conduction band of AgBr and the efficiency of spectral sensitization on different kinds of dyes with different concentrations is analyzed. Further more,the microcosmic mechanism of the sensitization process is discussed. It is found that the fluorescence decay curves are fitted very well by the double exponential func-tion,consisting of a slow component and a fast one with large amplitude. We con-sider this fast one mainly attributable to the electron transfer from dye J-aggre-gates to the conduction band of AgBr.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11025422)the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2011CB921701)
文摘Herein we investigated the electronic properties of layered transition-metal oxides NazTi2Sb2O by 23Na nuclear magnetic reso- nance （NMR） measurement. The resistivity, susceptibility and specific heat measurements show a phase transition at approxi- mately 114 K （TA）. No splitting or broadening in the central line of 23Na NMR spectra is observed below and above the transi- tion temperature indicating no internal field being detected. The spin-lattice relaxation rate divided by T （I/T1T） shows a sharp drop at about 110 K which suggests a gap opening behavior. Below the phase transition temperature zone, I/T1T shows Fermi liquid behavior but with much smaller value indicating the loss of large part of electronic density of states （DOS） because of the gap. No signature of the enhancement of spin fluctuations or magnetic order is found with the decreasing temperature. These results suggest a commensurate charge-density-wave （CDW） phase transition occurring.
