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Room-temperature solution processed SnOx as an electron extraction layer for inverted organic solar cells with superior thermal stability

Room-temperature solution processed SnOx as an electron extraction layer for inverted organic... Solution processed tin oxide (SnOx) is used as an electron extraction interlayer in organic solar cells. As opposed to devices using TiOx, cells based on SnOx are stable even at elevated temperatures in the presence of moisture. Thus, by using SnOx instead of TiOx the requirements for a costly ultra-barrier encapsulation may be relaxed. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Materials Chemistry Royal Society of Chemistry

Room-temperature solution processed SnOx as an electron extraction layer for inverted organic solar cells with superior thermal stability

Royal Society of Chemistry — Jul 24, 2012

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Abstract

Solution processed tin oxide (SnOx) is used as an electron extraction interlayer in organic solar cells. As opposed to devices using TiOx, cells based on SnOx are stable even at elevated temperatures in the presence of moisture. Thus, by using SnOx instead of TiOx the requirements for a costly ultra-barrier encapsulation may be relaxed.

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Journal of Materials ChemistryRoyal Society of Chemistry

Published: Jul 24, 2012

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