Sahare et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Study of Modification of Photo Active Material withSahare et al., 2017
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- Sahare S
- Ghoderao P
- Dey A
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Assorted techniques are always adapted to improve the efficiency in hybrid solar cells. One such technique is to use a combination of lower & higher band gap materials, and modified morphology of polymer: fullerene blends. The aim of all these efforts is to achieve efficient …
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