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A multi‐dimensional synergistic strategy incorporating polymer acceptor PYF‑T‑ o into sequentially deposited PM6/eC9 was developed. This approach broadens spectral absorption, refines phase separation, and reduces energetic disorder to 23.43 meV, yielding 20.23% efficiency with a T80 lifetime of 260 h. This work provides a robust paradigm for synchronously reducing non‑radiative loss and enhancing organic solar cell performance. More details are discussed in the article by Zeng et al . on pages 3131—3138. image

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Chinese Journal of Chemistry
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2026-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cjoc.70773
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Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics
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Abstract

A multi‐dimensional synergistic strategy incorporating polymer acceptor PYF‑T‑ o into sequentially deposited PM6/eC9 was developed. This approach broadens spectral absorption, refines phase separation, and reduces energetic disorder to 23.43 meV, yielding 20.23% efficiency with a T80 lifetime of 260 h. This work provides a robust paradigm for synchronously reducing non‑radiative loss and enhancing organic solar cell performance. More details are discussed in the article by Zeng et al . on pages 3131—3138. image

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