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High-efficiency inverted bulk heterojunction polymer solar cells with UV ozone-treated ultrathin aluminum interlayer

Zhang et al., 2010

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Zhang H
Ouyang J
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Applied Physics Letters

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Highly efficient inverted heterojunction polymer solar cells were developed with an UV ozone-treated ultrathin aluminum interlayer between the active layer and indium tin oxide (ITO). The ultrathin aluminum interlayer was fabricated by thermally depositing on ITO and …
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