Zhu-Zhu Sun

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531Citation Statements Received
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How to design more efficient hole-transporting materials for perovskite solar cells? Rational tailoring of the triphenylamine-based electron donor

Xu
1
,
Ding
2
,
Sun
3
2018
Nanoscale
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Insights into aggregation effects on optical property and electronic coupling of organic dyes in dye sensitized solar cells

Feng
1
,
Li
2
,
Yang
3
et al. 2015
Journal of Power Sources
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Probing effects of molecular conformation on the electronic and charge transport properties in two- and three-dimensional small molecule hole-transporting materials: a theoretical investigation

Sun
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Feng
2
,
Gu
3
et al. 2019
Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
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The effects of various anchoring groups on optical and electronic properties of dyes in dye-sensitized solar cells

Yang
1
,
Sun
2
,
Chen
3
et al. 2013
Dyes and Pigments
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Evaluation of crack growth behavior and probabilistic S–N characteristics of carburized Cr–Mn–Si steel with multiple failure modes

Li
1
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Sun
2
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Zhang
3
et al. 2014
Materials & Design
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Rational design of Co-based redox mediators for dye-sensitized solar cells by density functional theory

Sun
1
,
Zheng
2
,
Li
3
et al. 2014
RSC Adv.
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Subsurface inclusion-induced crack nucleation and growth behaviors of high strength steels under very high cycle fatigue: Characterization and microstructure-based modeling

Li
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Deng
2
,
Sun
3
et al. 2015
Materials Science and Engineering: A
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Azatriphenylene-based D-A-D-typed hole-transporting materials for perovskite solar cells with tunable energy levels and high mobility

Sun
1
,
Feng
2
,
Ding
3
et al. 2021
Solar Energy
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