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Rigid triarylamine-based D–A–π–A structural organic sensitizers for solar cells: the significant enhancement of open-circuit photovoltage with a long alkyl group

Hu et al., 2013

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17985908295134178658
Author
Hu X
Cai S
Tian G
Li X
Su J
Li J
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RSC Advances

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Five new organic D–A–π–A sensitizers DIA6–DIA10 containing benzothiadiazole (BTD) or benzotriazole (BTZ) as auxiliary electron withdrawing units have been synthesized. Their photophysical, electrochemical and photovoltaic properties have been studied …
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