Regulating blend miscibility by adding multifluorinated polymer acceptors enables the development of 18% efficiency all-polymer solar cells

Three multifluorinated polymer acceptors were designed as the third component for ternary PM6:PY-IT blends. The PM6:PY-IT:PY4F-C20 device exhibited favorable phase separation (∼20 nm) and crystallinity, achieving a device efficiency of 18.0%.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta03999a
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Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics
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Regulating blend miscibility by adding multifluorinated polymer acceptors enables the development of 18% efficiency all-polymer solar cells

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Three multifluorinated polymer acceptors were designed as the third component for ternary PM6:PY-IT blends. The PM6:PY-IT:PY4F-C20 device exhibited favorable phase separation (∼20 nm) and crystallinity, achieving a device efficiency of 18.0%.

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Xinyang Normal University (CN), Shandong University (CN), Soochow University (CN)
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