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I'm master student from Malaysia. I do research on organic solar cell.My research is to get efficiency more than 10%. I had read about Clean Energy Project(CEP) by Harvard University article and news. As far as I know their project get 9.2% of efficiency. Important things that I read were:
1)The molecules with the most promising predictions feature a variety of structural designs, but three motifs appear repeatedly in our top candidates: benzothiadiazole,pyridinethiadazole and thienopyrrole.
2)molecules with quinoidal stabilization (i.e., containing thienothiophene) numbered 117. A significant fraction of our top molecules hence belongs to
the latest generation of OPVs.
My question:
1)What is quinoidal structure and their characteristic?
2)benzothiadiazole,pyridinethiadazole and thienopyrrole is a donor, so what acceptor I have to use if I use this material?
Thanks.
I'm master student from Malaysia. I do research on organic solar cell.My research is to get efficiency more than 10%. I had read about Clean Energy Project(CEP) by Harvard University article and news. As far as I know their project get 9.2% of efficiency. Important things that I read were:
1)The molecules with the most promising predictions feature a variety of structural designs, but three motifs appear repeatedly in our top candidates: benzothiadiazole,pyridinethiadazole and thienopyrrole.
2)molecules with quinoidal stabilization (i.e., containing thienothiophene) numbered 117. A significant fraction of our top molecules hence belongs to
the latest generation of OPVs.
My question:
1)What is quinoidal structure and their characteristic?
2)benzothiadiazole,pyridinethiadazole and thienopyrrole is a donor, so what acceptor I have to use if I use this material?
Thanks.
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