Fluorinated End Group Enables High‐Performance All‐Polymer Solar Cells with Near‐Infrared Absorption and Enhanced Device Efficiency over 14%
Han Yu(Hong Kong Polytechnic University), He Yan(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Jianquan Zhang(Ministry of Agriculture), Jianwei Yu(Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences), Huiliang Sun(Centre of Excellence for Advanced Materials), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Zhenghui Luo(Shenzhen University), Xinhui Lu(Jiangsu University), Shangshang Chen(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Zhenyu Qi(University of Arizona), Xugang Guo(Southern University of Science and Technology), Feng Gao(Nankai University), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Yiqun Xiao(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Wentao Zhou(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Andy Man Hong Cheung(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
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