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Applying Marcus Theory to Describe Photoluminescent Intermittency and Temperature-Dependent Emission in CdTe Nanoplatelets

2025-11-12 | Applying Marcus Theory to Describe Photoluminescent Intermittency and Temperature-Dependent Emission in CdTe Nanoplatelets – J. Phys. Chem. C. Tan, X.; Ahmed, T.; Murphy, L.; Jadhav, S. D.; Coffey, B.; Caram,* J. R.

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