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Charge generation and energy transfer in hybrid polymer/infrared quantum dot solar cells

Strein et al., 2013

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961445519592902673
Author
Strein E
Colbert A
Subramaniyan S
Nagaoka H
Schlenker C
Janke E
Jenekhe S
Ginger D
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Energy & Environmental Science

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Conjugated polymers blended with nanocrystal quantum dots are interesting as solution processable active layers for infrared light harvesting in thin film solar cells. We study photocurrent generation processes in hybrid polymer/quantum dot photovoltaics by …
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