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Polyoxometalate supported complexes as effective electron-transfer mediators in dye-sensitized solar cells

Yuan et al., 2014

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2910884790066885987
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Yuan C
Wang S
Chen W
Liu L
Qin C
Su Z
Wang E
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Dalton Transactions

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Two Anderson-type heteropolyanion-supported copper phenanthroline redox couples have been successfully introduced into dye-sensitized solar cells, which can significantly increase the short-circuit photocurrent, open-circuit voltage and the conversion efficiency by 2.2 times …
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