Asymmetric Acceptors Enabling Organic Solar Cells to Achieve an over 17% Efficiency: Conformation Effects on Regulating Molecular Properties and Suppressing Nonradiative Energy Loss
Wei Gao(Shanghai Meteorological Bureau), Alex K.‐Y. Jen(City University of Hong Kong), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Han Young Woo(Korea University), Ziang Wu(Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University), Huiting Fu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zonglong Zhu(City University of Hong Kong), Jingdong Luo(City University of Hong Kong), Yuxiang Li(Xi'an University of Science and Technology), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Francis Lin(City University of Hong Kong), Cheng Zhong(Wuhan University), Xin Wu(City University of Hong Kong)
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