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Recent approaches to controlling the nanoscale morphology of polymer-based bulk-heterojunction solar cells

Hammed et al., 2013

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17323458577820771607
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Hammed W
Yahya R
Bola A
Mahmud H
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Energies

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The need for clean, inexpensive and renewable energy has increasingly turned research attention towards polymer photovoltaic cells. However, the performance efficiency of these devices is still low in comparison with silicon-based devices. The recent introduction of new …
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