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Influence of graphite-coating methods on the DSSC performance

Junger et al., 2018

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9514536530198659683
Author
Junger I
Großerhode C
Storck J
Kohn S
Grethe T
Grassmann C
Schwarz-Pfeiffer A
Grimmelsmann N
Meissner H
Blachowicz T
Ehrmann A
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Optik

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Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) can be integrated into textile materials, enabling energy harvesting with blinds, tents, or other textile buildings. The different layers of such DSSCs have to be adjusted to the requirements of the textile industry, ie nontoxic and low-cost …
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