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Published on: January 10, 2017
Structure-property optimizations in donor polymers via electronics, substituents, and side chains toward high
Rycel L Uy1, Samuel C Price, Wei You
1Department of Chemistry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 27599-3290, USA.
Abstract:
Many advances in organic photovoltaic efficiency are not yet fully understood and new insight into structure-property relationships is required to push this technology into broad commercial use. The aim of this article is not to comprehensively review recent work, but to provide commentary on recent successes and forecast where researchers should look to enhance the efficiency of photovoltaics. By lowering the LUMO level, utilizing electron-withdrawing substituents advantageously, and employing appropriate side chains on donor polymers, researchers can elucidate further aspects of polymer-PCBM interactions while ultimately developing materials that will push past 10% efficiency.
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