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Fluorine–thiophene-substituted organic dyes for dye sensitized solar cells

doi: 10.1039/c3ta10423k
handle: 20.500.14243/211703 , 11587/386217 , 11586/148131
Novel triphenylamine (TPA)-based organic dyes were synthesized and assessed for their performance in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). In the dyes considered the TPA group and the cyanoacetic acid have the role of electron-donor and -acceptor, respectively, whereas a thienyl-fluoro-phenyl-substituted was introduced as ?-linker to improve the dye performance in DSSCs. Experimental characterizations empasize that the presence of electron withdrawing substituents in the linker close to the electron-acceptor moiety leads to a more efficient intramolecular photoinduced charge transfer. In fact, photovoltaic experiments reveal that the DSSCs based on the thienyl-o-fluoro-phenyl substituted dyes yield a better solar-energy-to-electricity conversion efficiency.
Sustainability and the Environment, Chemistry (all), dye-sensitized solar cell, Renewable Energy, Materials Science (all), ANODIC OXIDATION PATHWAYS; HIGHLY EFFICIENT; TETRAHYDROQUINOLINE DYES; PHOTOVOLTAIC PROPERTIES; HEMICYANINE DYES; MEROCYANINE DYES; COUMARIN DYE; HARTREE-FOCK; TIO2 FILMS
Sustainability and the Environment, Chemistry (all), dye-sensitized solar cell, Renewable Energy, Materials Science (all), ANODIC OXIDATION PATHWAYS; HIGHLY EFFICIENT; TETRAHYDROQUINOLINE DYES; PHOTOVOLTAIC PROPERTIES; HEMICYANINE DYES; MEROCYANINE DYES; COUMARIN DYE; HARTREE-FOCK; TIO2 FILMS
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