Efficient Ternary Organic Solar Cells Enabled by Synergistic Morphology Regulation via Wide-Bandgap Dimers
Y. He(Modern Electron (United States)), Chao Gao(Modern Electron (United States)), Shujuan Liu(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yi Wei Wang(Modern Electron (United States)), Zhiyuan Cong(Modern Electron (United States)), Wentao Xu(Modern Electron (United States)), Wenbo Yang(Modern Electron (United States)), Weiping Wang(Modern Electron (United States)), Xiaoyu Zhang(Crystal Research (United States)), Yutong Hu(Modern Electron (United States))
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