Nat Commun March 2023 PMID 36997533

19.31% binary organic solar cell and low non-radiative recombination enabled by non-monotonic intermediate state transition.

Jiehao Fu, Patrick W K Fong, Heng Liu, Chieh-Szu Huang, Xinhui Lu, Shirong Lu, Maged Abdelsamie, Tim Kodalle, Carolin M Sutter-Fella, Yang Yang, Gang Li

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Non-fullerene acceptors in organic solar cells are at the forefront of research due to advancements in material manipulation and morphology.
A new strategy using 1,3,5-trichlorobenzene as a crystallization regulator optimizes film crystallization, improving the self-organization of the bulk-heterojunction.
This results in higher efficiency organic solar cells, achieving a record 19.31% efficiency with significantly reduced non-radiative recombination loss, paving the way for future developments in the field.

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Enhanced Organic Solar Cell Efficiency with Reduced Recombination Losses

This video discusses a novel approach using non-fullerene acceptors and crystallization regulation to optimize film morphology, achieving a record 19.31% efficiency with low non-radiative recombination in organic solar…

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A paper “19.31% binary organic solar cell and low non-radiative recombination enabled by non-monotonic intermediate state transition” published by Prof. Gang Li’s research team on Nature Communications was selected as the Editors’ Highlights on devices. https://t.co/Zpijf2I777. https://t.co/MHA2T0xXeH

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