Do you know any reason (with reference) why nanocrystals (7-15 nm) of PbSe deposited on TiO2 could show indirect optical transitions? Thank you all.

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How to calculate the RMSD values for a MD simulation using MOE?

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MD MOE RMSD

How to calculate the RMSD values for a MD simulation using MOE?

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When I tried to energy minimization my system, I got fatal error as below. Fatal error: Atomtype opls_116 not found Although I've already added this line: ; include water #include "oplsaa.ff/spc.itp" to [molecultype] directive in my topology.

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I am writing to request some information for making polymer color flakes. I would appreciate the help.

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What is the production process of CaFe ferroalloys?

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12% ledeburitic cold work tool steel, etched for revealing retained austenite, any help for clarifying?

Hello everyone. Given microstructure image belongs to a 12% ledeburitic cold work tool steel (annealed and tempered). The sample was etched with picral (100 mL ethanol and 4 g picric acid). I...

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Roman Kubrin

I was wrong to think it has an indirect bandgap, deleted the initial comment

Mikalai Malashchonak

What method allowed you to determine such kind of transitions in PbSe?

Dzmitry Konstantinovich Ivanou

Actually, Shimadzu uv-3600 was used. Operation region from 210 nm to 3200 nm.

Don't you think about light scattering and wide particles size distribution influence on linearization result?

Yes it could be.