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January 1, 2008Journal of Materials Chemistry

A new ruthenium polypyridyl dye, TG6, whose performance in dye-sensitized solar cells is surprisingly close to that of N719, the ‘dye to beat’ for 17 years

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FMFarah MatarAmerican University of BeirutTGTarek H. GhaddarAmerican University of BeirutKWKate WalleyImperial College London

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