2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2015.05.104
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Effect of the stacked structure on performance in CZTSSe thin film solar cells

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“…Therefore, diverse controlled drug‐release properties of films can be easily achieved with the interaction of various components in the formation of LBL multilayer films . During the preparation of LBL self‐assembled multilayer membranes, changes in the assembly conditions (e.g., temperature, concentration of substrate surface properties, charge density and molecular weight of polyelectrolyte, ionic strength and pH value of polyelectrolyte solution) could affect the assembling mechanism of polyelectrolyte or growth model of films . As far as we know, there is almost no work in literature describing the relationship between the electrical conductivity and the concentration of polyelectrolyte.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, diverse controlled drug‐release properties of films can be easily achieved with the interaction of various components in the formation of LBL multilayer films . During the preparation of LBL self‐assembled multilayer membranes, changes in the assembly conditions (e.g., temperature, concentration of substrate surface properties, charge density and molecular weight of polyelectrolyte, ionic strength and pH value of polyelectrolyte solution) could affect the assembling mechanism of polyelectrolyte or growth model of films . As far as we know, there is almost no work in literature describing the relationship between the electrical conductivity and the concentration of polyelectrolyte.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above observations explain the origin of high R s and low FF exhibited by our fabricated solar cells. Many of the CZTSSe cells with comparable efficiencies reported in the literature suffer from significant amounts of detrimental Cu 2-x S(Se), Cu 2 SnS(Se) 3 , and/or SnS(Se) 2 compound formation[30][31][32].…”
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