CHARGE-TRANSFER DYNAMICS OF ELECTROCHEMICAL DARK AND PHOTOPROCESSES ON SEMICONDUCTORS .1. MANIFOLD OF STATIONARITY CONDITIONS OF HYDROGEN REACTION EMERGING FROM DARK TO PHOTOREGIMES OF N-MATERIALS, AND DARK ADMITTANCE EVALUATION
W. Lorenz et al., CHARGE-TRANSFER DYNAMICS OF ELECTROCHEMICAL DARK AND PHOTOPROCESSES ON SEMICONDUCTORS .1. MANIFOLD OF STATIONARITY CONDITIONS OF HYDROGEN REACTION EMERGING FROM DARK TO PHOTOREGIMES OF N-MATERIALS, AND DARK ADMITTANCE EVALUATION, Chemical physics, 215(1), 1997, pp. 139-155
The dynamics of electrochemical dark- and photoprocesses on semiconduc
tors is governed by the sequence of electronic charge density transfer
(partial charge transfer): prominent examples are two-step hydrogen r
eactions. A case-study (valid for n-materials) of the dynamical manifo
ld of stationarity conditions in the cathodic regime far from equilibr
ium is presented for dark reaction under majority control and stepwise
emerging minority rates under increased photoexcitation. From corresp
onding admittance functions, the dark-admittance of hydrogen reaction
is treated first. Numerical simulation based on stationary and photoad
mittance data predicts dark-admittance patterns in accord with experim
ent: Measurement of capacitive dark-admittance peak and of reactive lo
ss factor prove a strong asymmetry of charge transfer sequence on n-Ga
As, complementing photoadmittance evaluations covered in Part II.