Abstract
Films of colloidal quantum dots of HgTe can be charged n- and p-type by electrochemistry. Infrared spectroscopy of the charged dots reveals interband bleach and intraband absorption. Similar mobilities, up to 0.1 cm2/(V s), are observed for both carriers, but p-type films show larger photocurrent while n-type films show larger magnetoresistance.
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