Solution-processed, inverted organic solar cells with bilayered inorganic/organic electron extraction layers

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Solution-processed, inverted organic solar cells with bilayered inorganic/organic electron extraction layers

Abstract: High-mobility, solution-processed CdS films were investigated as electron transport layers in inverted, organic solar cells and found to yield excellent performance in conjunction with organic interfacial dipole layers.

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