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Efficiency enhancement in dye sensitized solar cells through step wise cosensitization of TiO2 electrode with N719 and metal free dye

Singh et al., 2016

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Singh M
Kurchania R
Ball R
Sharma G
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Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics

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We have used a step-wise cosensitization process to improve the power conversion efficiency (PCE) of dye sensitized solar cells employing N719 and metal free dye TA-St-CA. The DSSC sensitized with N719/TA-St-CA shows a PCE of 8.27% which is higher than for …
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