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Mark G. Bradley
Mark G. Bradley
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Inorganic chemistry
Chemistry
Dichlorosilane
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Chemically derivatized semiconductor photoelectrodes: a technique for the stabilization of n-type semiconductors
1980
Advances in chemistry series
Wrighton
Andrew B. Bocarsly
Jeffrey M. Bolts
Mark G. Bradley
Alan B. Fischer
Nathan S. Lewis
Michael C. Palazzotto
Erick G. Walton
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Photoelectrochemical reduction of N,N'-dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium in aqueous media at p-type silicon: sustained photogeneration of a species capable of evolving hydrogen
1979
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Dana C. Bookbinder
Nathan S. Lewis
Mark G. Bradley
Andrew B. Bocarsly
Mark S. Wrighton
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Two-electron oxidations at illuminated N-type semiconducting silicon electrodes
1979
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
Andrew B. Bocarsly
Erick G. Walton
Mark G. Bradley
Mark S. Wrighton
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Two-electron oxidations at illuminated N-type semiconducting silicon electrodes: Use of chemically derivatized photoelectrodes
1979
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
Andrew B. Bocarsly
Erick G. Walton
Mark G. Bradley
Mark S. Wrighton
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