摘要: Abstract— Experimental facts on the phenomenon of photosensitization inorganic solids are summarized and different mechanisms—especially electron transfer mechanisms—are discussed. It is shown that concept a macropotential difference formed between dye solid in dark, which separates electron-hole pairs generated by illumination, can answer series questions mechanism spectral sensitization.
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