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January 1, 2015Journal of Materials Chemistry A

The position and frequency of fluorine atoms changes the electron donor/acceptor properties of fluorophenoxy silicon phthalocyanines within organic photovoltaic devices

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BLBenoît H. LessardUniversity of OttawaTGTrevor M. GrantUniversity of OttawaRWRobin WhiteCarl Zeiss (United States)

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