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The Photovoltaic Behavior in Organic Compounds

Inokuchi et al., 1961

Document ID
13976880292631170379
Author
Inokuchi H
Maruyama Y
Akamatu H
Publication year
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Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan

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When a contact between a semiconductive material and a metal is made, it is expected that a potential barrier occurs at the boundary layer and the photovoltaic effect which is observed with illumination on this barrier. It has been found that this is the case for organic …
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