Rachel Doughty

Chemistry Lecturer

University of Minnesota Rochester

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Rachel Doughty is a Chemistry Lecturer at the University of Minnesota Rochester in the United States. Her research focuses on areas including deep eutectic solvent synthesis, local structural disorder in metavanadates, and photochemical charge separation in semiconductor materials. Recent publications include innovative projects such as escape-room-style classroom activities and studies on nanowire arrays for water-splitting applications.

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Project: Lockbox─A Reusable Escape-Room-Style Activity for the Classroom

The Deep Eutectic Solvent Precipitation Synthesis of Metastable Zn<sub>4</sub>V<sub>2</sub>O<sub>9</sub>

Local Structural Disorder in Metavanadates MV2O6 (M = Zn and Cu) Synthesized by the Deep Eutectic Solvent Route: Photoactive Oxides with Oxygen Vacancies

Surface photovoltage spectroscopy observes junctions and carrier separation in gallium nitride nanowire arrays for overall water-splitting

Fermi Level Pinning Controls Band Bending and Photochemical Charge Separation in Particles of n-SrTiO3, n-SrTiO3:Al, and n-GaAs:Te

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Matthew G. Panthani

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