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To illustrate some basic principles, we consider two cases. The first example is an I3−/I− electrolyte at pH 7 under standard conditions (CO = CR). 0 eV below the Fermi level of the unperturbed TiO2. 0 eV below the conduction band. 1b) gives values below 103 cm−3. This means that there is a chance of around one in a billion of finding even a single electron in a TiO2 particle in the dark. Contrast this with a TiO2 particle immersed in a methylviologen redox electrolyte MV2+/MV+• (CO = CR) at pH 7, where the Fermi level in the electrolyte is close to the conduction band of the TiO2.
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7. 45 V vs. SHE. 05 V vs. SHE, which is in good agreement with values for bulk TiO2. 15 V vs. SHE) for TiO2 (anatase). The methylviologen/pH method has also been used to determine the flat-band potential of colloidal CdS with potentiometric detection of the formation of the radical cation,32,33 although here the variation of flat-band potential with pH is not Nernstian. 5 Surface States and Fermi Level Pinning Very few semiconductor–electrolyte junctions behave ideally. The primary reason is that the surface of a semiconductor represents a discontinuity in the lattice that can give rise to electronic energy levels associated with ‘dangling Photoelectrochemistry: From Basic Principles to Photocatalysis 21 bonds’ or with termination of the lattice by some form of chemical binding to solutions species.