A general chemical method has been developed to prepare semiconductor hollow microspheres with various electronic bandgaps (see SEM image), as well as a number of core/shell structures. These hollow structures have potential applications in the fields of optoelectronic technology, photovoltaic devices, photonic bandgap crystals, and photochemical solar cells.
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