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The architecture of the electron transport layer for a perovskite solar cell

Noh et al., 2018

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1546798624785920779
Author
Noh M
Teh C
Daik R
Lim E
Yap C
Ibrahim M
Ludin N
bin Mohd Yusoff A
Jang J
Teridi M
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Journal of Materials Chemistry C

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The emergence of perovskite solar cells (PSCs) recently has brought new hope to the solar cell industry due to their incredible improvement of the power conversion efficiency (PCE), which can now exceed 20.0% within seven years of tremendous research. The efficiency …
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