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Open-air, green-solvent processed organic solar cells with efficiency approaching 18% and exceptional stability

Mai et al., 2024

Document ID
14670978164835653596
Author
Mai T
Sun Z
Kim S
Jeong S
Lee S
Park J
Yang C
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy & Environmental Science

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The major challenges associated with bringing organic solar cells (OSCs) to the industrial market are to further improve power conversion efficiency (PCE), device stability, and green- solvent processability within an open-air (OA) environment. High-performance OSCs based …
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