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Photon upconversion utilizing energy beyond the band gap of crystalline silicon with a hybrid TES-ADT/PbS quantum dots system

Nishimura et al., 2019

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Nishimura N
Allardice J
Xiao J
Gu Q
Gray V
Rao A
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Chemical Science

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The recent introduction of inorganic semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) as triplet sensitizers for molecular semiconductors has led to significant interest in harvesting low energy photons, which can then be used for photon upconversion (PUC), via triplet–triplet …
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