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January 1, 2017Materials Chemistry Frontiers

Photovoltaic performances of type-II dye-sensitized solar cells based on catechol dye sensitizers: retardation of back-electron transfer by PET (photo-induced electron transfer)

Yousuke Ooyama Kosuke Yamaji Joji Ohshita

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Abstract

Catechol dyes ( CAT-PET ) possessing PET (photo-induced electron transfer) characteristics, which make it possible to retard the back-electron transfer rate, are an efficient dye sensitizer for type-II DSSCs.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a96805e96bab72bf50e2a8f https://doi.org/10.1039/c7qm00211d

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