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January 1, 2016Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Comparison of inorganic electron transport layers in fully roll-to-roll coated/printed organic photovoltaics in normal geometry

Thomas R. Andersen Furqan Almyahi Nathan A. Cooling Daniel Elkington Lauren Wiggins Adam Fahy Krishna Feron Benjamin Vaughan Matthew J. Griffith Attila J. Mozer Chaiyuth Sae-Kung Gordon G. Wallace Warwick J. Belcher Paul C. Dastoor

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Abstract

Four different inorganic materials as electrode transport layers in fully roll-to-roll P3HT:ICxA organic solar cells were investigated.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a96b11ba45595e5080e345d https://doi.org/10.1039/c6ta06746h

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