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A 3D star-shaped non-fullerene acceptor for solution-processed organic solar cells with a high open-circuit voltage of 1.18 V

Lin et al., 2012

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Lin Y
Cheng P
Li Y
Zhan X
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Chemical Communications

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A novel 3D star-shaped acceptor based on triphenylamine as a core and diketopyrrolopyrrole as arms (S (TPA–DPP)) was synthesized. S (TPA–DPP) exhibited excellent thermal stability, strong absorption, and very high open-circuit voltage (1.18 V) in …
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