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Efficient and stable organic DSSC sensitizers bearing quinacridone and furan moieties as a planar π-spacer

Yang et al., 2012

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16456097714592776836
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Yang J
Guo F
Hua J
Li X
Wu W
Qu Y
Tian H
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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In this work, three new quinacridone-based dyes containing a furan moiety (QA1–3) have been synthesized through simple synthetic routes for the application of dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). Their absorption spectra, electrochemical, photovoltaic properties and the …
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