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Nitrile‐Substituted QA Derivatives: New Acceptor Materials for Solution‐Processable Organic Bulk Heterojunction Solar Cells

Zhou et al., 2011

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1907057394636564456
Author
Zhou T
Jia T
Kang B
Li F
Fahlman M
Wang Y
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Advanced Energy Materials

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The development of non‐fullerene‐based electron acceptors (especially organic molecules with sufficient absorption property within the solar spectrum region) for bulk‐heterojunction (BHJ) organic solar cells (OSCs) is an important issue for the achievement of high …
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