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Investigation of new carbazole based metal-free dyes as active photo-sensitizers/co-sensitizers for DSSCs

Naik et al., 2018

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1711628815821021754
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Naik P
Su R
Elmorsy M
El-Shafei A
Adhikari A
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Herein, we report the molecular design, synthesis and characterization of three new DD-π-A configured metal-free chromophores D 1-3 for their application in DSSCs as sensitizers as well as co-sensitizers. The new entities comprise carbazole as donor scaffold, 4 …
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