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Figure 1. General reaction scheme for photoinduced electron transfer in a  Donor(D)-Photosensitizer(P)-Acceptor(A) system upon single (blue) and  double (red) photoexcitation
Figure 2.  Transient absorption spectra (circles) for OTARuTiO 2  directly  after single (P1) and double-pulse (P1+P2) excitation (480 nm, 10 ns  pulses separated by 1 µs)

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