Highly efficient all-small-molecule organic solar cells with excellent operational stability and blend-thickness tolerance

Highly efficient ternary all-SMOSCs are developed by a donor alloy strategy, which deliver a record-high PCE of 18.51%. They also exhibit excellent operational stability and blend-thickness tolerance.

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Energy & Environmental Science
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ee01162k
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10
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Conducting polymers and applications
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Abstract

Highly efficient ternary all-SMOSCs are developed by a donor alloy strategy, which deliver a record-high PCE of 18.51%. They also exhibit excellent operational stability and blend-thickness tolerance.

Energy & Environmental ScienceVol. 18(14)
Huaqiao University (CN), Wuhan University of Technology (CN), Jianghan University (CN), Wuhan University (CN)
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