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Article by Hallermann et al. on charge transfer excitons most accessed
11.11.2009
The article by Hallermann et al. on charge transfer excitons in conjugated polymer/fullerene blends is the most accessed paper in October for the journal Advanced Functional Materials. The authors report on some of the fundamental loss processes in organic solar cells studied by optical spectroscopy and electron microscopy. The work is relevant for understanding how molecular conformations at the nanoscale can be tuned to create more efficient third generation solar cells.
Charge Transfer Excitons in Polymer/Fullerene Blends: The Role of Morphology and Polymer Chain Conformation
Markus Hallermann, Ilka Kriegel, Enrico Da Como, Josef M. Berger,Elizabeth von Hauff, Jochen Feldmann
Adv. Funct. Mater. 19, 3662-3668 (2009)
11.11.2009
The article by Hallermann et al. on charge transfer excitons in conjugated polymer/fullerene blends is the most accessed paper in October for the journal Advanced Functional Materials. The authors report on some of the fundamental loss processes in organic solar cells studied by optical spectroscopy and electron microscopy. The work is relevant for understanding how molecular conformations at the nanoscale can be tuned to create more efficient third generation solar cells.
Charge Transfer Excitons in Polymer/Fullerene Blends: The Role of Morphology and Polymer Chain Conformation
Markus Hallermann, Ilka Kriegel, Enrico Da Como, Josef M. Berger,Elizabeth von Hauff, Jochen Feldmann
Adv. Funct. Mater. 19, 3662-3668 (2009)
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