Abstract:We have synthesized new metal-free dyes (HB-1–8) containing bifuran/biphenyl derivatives for dye-sensitized solar cells. Dye HB-3 exhibited the highest efficiency among the eight investigated dyes, reaching 5.51% with a VOC value higher than N3.
“… 9 O'Regan and Gratzel created the first DSSC in 1991. 10 The DSSC can typically create electrons by the absorption of light, transport the electrons upon application of high voltages, and then return the electrons to the device at low voltages. The photoanode working electrode, which is a mesoporous semiconductor film placed onto transparent, conductive glass (often fluorine doped thin oxide, FTO), the iodide/triiodide (I − /I 3 − ) redox electrolyte, and Pt counter electrode (cathode) are typically used to produce DSSCs.…”
Delafossite CuCoO2/ZIF-8-derived ZnO heterojunctions in various ratios were used as photoelectrodes of dye-sensitized solar cells. The champion device exhibited highest PCE of 6.27%, Jsc = 14.56 mA cm−2, Voc = 687.84 mV, FF = 62.67%.
“… 9 O'Regan and Gratzel created the first DSSC in 1991. 10 The DSSC can typically create electrons by the absorption of light, transport the electrons upon application of high voltages, and then return the electrons to the device at low voltages. The photoanode working electrode, which is a mesoporous semiconductor film placed onto transparent, conductive glass (often fluorine doped thin oxide, FTO), the iodide/triiodide (I − /I 3 − ) redox electrolyte, and Pt counter electrode (cathode) are typically used to produce DSSCs.…”
Delafossite CuCoO2/ZIF-8-derived ZnO heterojunctions in various ratios were used as photoelectrodes of dye-sensitized solar cells. The champion device exhibited highest PCE of 6.27%, Jsc = 14.56 mA cm−2, Voc = 687.84 mV, FF = 62.67%.
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