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Carbon nanotube chirality determines efficiency of electron transfer to fullerene in all-carbon photovoltaics

Isborn et al., 2013

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11843795674294226514
Author
Isborn C
Tang C
Martini A
Johnson E
Otero-De-La-Roza A
Tung V
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters

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Nanocarbon-based photovoltaics offer a promising new architecture for the next generation of solar cells. We demonstrate that a key factor determining the efficiency of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT)/fullerene devices is the chirality of the SWCNT. This is shown via …
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