Efficient electron injection due to a special adsorbing group’s combination of carboxyl and hydroxyl: dye-sensitized solar cells based on new hemicyanine dyes
By You-Sheng Chen, C. Li, Zhanghua Zeng, Weibo Wang, Xuesong Wang, Bao-wen Zhang. 2005
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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In Materials Chemistry
- Md. K. Nazeeruddin
- M. Graetzel
- F. De Angelis
- Hwan-Kyu Kim
- Mariachiara Pastore
- J. Wu
- H. Snaith
- N. Park
In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- Md. K. Nazeeruddin
- F. De Angelis
- M. Graetzel
- Mariachiara Pastore
- Hwan-Kyu Kim
- J. Wu
- H. Snaith
- S. M. Zakeeruddin
Citations in the corpus
- Coumarin dyes containing low-band-gap chromophores for dye-sensitised solar cells (2011, background): “Metal-free organic dyes such as triarylamine dyes [11e16], hemicyanine dyes [17,18], thiophene-based dyes [19], indoline dyes [20e26], heteropolycyclic dyes [27], porphyrin dyes”
- Hydrogen Production from Semiconductor-based Photocatalysis via Water Splitting (2012, background): “Among them, photosensitization by organic dyes is the most widely studied method because it is known that the organic dyes have prominent visible light absorption properties and that their structures can be changed by easy and low-cost approaches [39].”