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A polymer library enables the rapid identification of a highly scalable and efficient donor material for organic solar cells

Name: A polymer library enables the rapid identification of a highly scalable and efficient donor material for organic solar cells
Keywords: 7. Clean energy

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2023 Saudi Arabia Publisher:Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)Journal:Materials Horizons, volume 10, pages 4,202-4,212 (issn: 2051-6347, eissn: 2051-6355,

Copyright policy )Funded by:UKRI | DTP 2018-19 Imperial Coll..., UKRI | Application Targeted and ..., UKRI | Multielectron photoredox ...

Authors: Martina Rimmele; Zhuoran Qiao; Julianna Panidi; Francesco Furlan; Chulyeon Lee; Wen Liang Tan; Christopher R. McNeill; +3 Authors

doi: 10.1039/d3mh00787a

pmid: 37599602

handle: 10754/693891

A polymer library enables the rapid identification of a highly scalable and efficient donor material for organic solar cells

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A scalable, two-step synthesis facilitates the preparation of a polymer library of varying side chain and co-monomer, enabling rapid photovoltaic device screening. FO6-T emerged as the optimal donor achieving 15.4% PCE with L8BO as the acceptor.

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Saudi Arabia

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