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A carbon dot-based tandem luminescent solar concentrator

Zdražil et al., 2020

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6353986948175444967
Author
Zdražil L
Kalytchuk S
Holá K
Petr M
Zmeškal O
Kment
Rogach A
Zbořil R
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Nanoscale

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Luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs) are light-management devices and are used for harvesting and concentrating solar light from a large area to their edges. Being semitransparent devices, LSCs show great promise for future utilization in glass walls of …
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