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Fluorinating dopant-free small-molecule hole-transport material to enhance the photovoltaic property

Wang et al., 2021

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726569241941626833
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Wang Y
Ma H
Chen Q
Sun Q
Liu Z
Sun Z
Jia X
Zhu Y
Zhang S
Zhang J
Yuan N
Ding J
Zhou Y
Song B
Li Y
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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For the stability and commercial development of the perovskite solar cells (PVK-SCs), synthesizing high-efficiency dopant-free hole-transport materials (DF-HTMs) and exploring how the DF-HTM structure affects the photovoltaic performance is inevitable. Two small …
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