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A 4% efficient dye‐sensitized solar cell fabricated from cathodically electrosynthesized composite titania films

Yamamoto et al., 2003

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20489286532871750
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Yamamoto J
Tan A
Shiratsuchi R
Hayase S
Chenthamarakshan C
Rajeshwar K
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Cathodically electrosynthesized TiO2 films (see Figure) containing occluded Degussa P‐25 titania particles can yield short‐circuit current densities as high as 10.5 mA cm–2, an open‐ circuit photovoltage of 690 mV, a fill factor of 57.3%, and a photovoltaic efficiency of 4.13 …
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