A Difluoro‐Monobromo End Group Enables High‐Performance Polymer Acceptor and Efficient All‐Polymer Solar Cells Processable with Green Solvent under Ambient Condition
Han Yu(Hong Kong Polytechnic University), He Yan(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Andy Man Hong Cheung(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Jianquan Zhang(Ministry of Agriculture), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Indunil Angunawela(North Carolina State University), Harald Ade(North Carolina State University), Zhenyu Qi(University of Arizona), Han Han(Peking University), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Rong Wei(Nanjing Medical University), Zhengxing Peng(North Carolina State University), Wentao Zhou(The Ohio State University), Siwei Luo(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Mingao Pan(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Dahui Zhao(Beijing National Laboratory for Molecular Sciences)
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