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CdS nanoclusters of four different sizes were integrated with ruthenium-complex dyes. The cluster-dye crystalline composites, Cd(4)(SPh)(10)Ru(bpy)(3), Cd(8)S(SPh)(16)Ru(bpy)(3), Cd(8)S(SPh)(13) ⋅Cl⋅(CH(3)OCS(2))(2)Ru(phen)(3), Cd(17)S(4)(SPh)(28)Ru(bpy)(3), and Cd(32)S(14)(SPh)(40)Ru(phen)(3)(2) (phen=1,10-phenanthroline and bpy=bipyridine), show intense absorption in the visible-light region. They also exhibit size-dependent photocurrent responses under the illumination of visible light. The photocurrent increases with increased cluster size. The dyes also have significant influence on the photocurrent generation of the composite.
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