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Photoexcites vs Photoexcited - What's the difference?

photoexcites | photoexcited |


As verbs the difference between photoexcites and photoexcited

is that photoexcites is third-person singular of photoexcite while photoexcited is past tense of photoexcite.

As an adjective photoexcited is

(of an atom, molecule or ion) excited due to photoexcitation.

Photoexcited vs Photoexcite - What's the difference?

photoexcited | photoexcite |


As verbs the difference between photoexcited and photoexcite

is that photoexcited is past tense of photoexcite while photoexcite is to excite (an electron etc.) by means of photoexcitation.

As an adjective photoexcited

is (of an atom, molecule or ion) excited due to photoexcitation.

Photoexcited vs Photocarrier - What's the difference?

photoexcited | photocarrier |


As a verb photoexcited

is past tense of photoexcite.

As an adjective photoexcited

is (of an atom, molecule or ion) excited due to photoexcitation.

As a noun photocarrier is

a photoexcited electrical carrier in a semiconductor.