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After UV-irradiation of a TiO2 shell on Pt anode was cut off, anodic current was observed continuously for some time because long-lived MV+˙ produced from MV2+ embedded inside the shell, as a result of the electron transfer from the conduction band of the irradiated TiO2 shell, diffused slowly and discharged to the shell thus realizing electron accumulation inside the TiO2 shell.

Graphical abstract: Novel accumulation of photo-induced MV+˙ embedded in a TiO2 shell and discharge of electrons to a Pt electrode

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