Improving Photovoltaic Performance of Non‐Fullerene Polymer Solar Cells Enables by Fine‐Tuning Blend Microstructure via Binary Solvent Mixtures

Yue Yu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Mumin Shi(Wuhan University), Yao Wu(Ministry of Industry and Information Technology), Tao Wang(Zhengzhou University), Wenyan Yang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qiang Wu(Zhejiang University), Xuechen Jiao(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Xinxin Yuan(China Astronaut Research and Training Center)
Advanced Functional Materials
July 1, 2021
10.1002/adfm.202102853
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