How to split an exciton

Tracey M. Clarke ()
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Tracey M. Clarke: University College London

Nature Energy, 2020, vol. 5, issue 9, 644-645

Abstract: Non-fullerene acceptors have enabled record power conversion efficiencies in organic solar cells, but it is unclear how they achieve efficient electron–hole separation. New research shows that extremely long exciton lifetimes are essential to ensure that charges are generated efficiently.

Date: 2020
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