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Optimizing performance parameters of chemically-derived graphene/p-Si heterojunction solar cell

Batra et al., 2015

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909371944209254470
Author
Batra K
Nayak S
Behura S
Jani O
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Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

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Chemically-derived graphene have been synthesized by modified Hummers method and reduced using sodium borohydride. To explore the potential for photovoltaic applications, graphene/p-silicon (Si) heterojunction devices were fabricated using a simple and cost …
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