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Dear all,
I learn that photoelectron spectroscopy can measure the work function of solid semiconductors.
However, some research papers reported it measured the ionization potential of solid semiconductor nanoparticle films.
As we know there's obvious difference between the work function and the ionization potential of solid semiconductors.
Which should be the results measured by photoelectron spectroscopy?
Many thanks!
I learn that photoelectron spectroscopy can measure the work function of solid semiconductors.
However, some research papers reported it measured the ionization potential of solid semiconductor nanoparticle films.
As we know there's obvious difference between the work function and the ionization potential of solid semiconductors.
Which should be the results measured by photoelectron spectroscopy?
Many thanks!