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charge transfer

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charge transfer [′chärj ‚tranz·fər]
(physical chemistry)
The process in which an ion takes an electron from a neutral atom, with a resultant transfer of charge.


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His topics include some properties of the electromagnetic field near a rough metal surface, anomalies in the SER spectra of benzene adsorbed on lithium and hexafluorobenzene adsorbed on silver, electrodynamic forbiddance of the quadrupole enhancement mechanisms in molecules with cubic symmetry groups, possible reasons for the competition of the Raman bands, and the charge transfer enhancement mechanism.
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