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In situ growth of mirror-like platinum as highly-efficient counter electrode with light harvesting function for dye-sensitized solar cells

Zhang et al., 2014

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4675565689727881638
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Zhang N
Zhang B
Li Y
Hou Y
Yang S
Zhong J
Yang H
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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In this work, we prepared a continuous nanostructured Pt-mirror film with metallic lustre and good adhesion to the F-doped tin oxide conducting glass (FTO) substrate through a simple in situ growth method, which retains a good catalytic activity and more importantly, exhibits …
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