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Free charge photogeneration in a single component high photovoltaic efficiency organic semiconductor
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Discover the breakthrough in organic photovoltaics where a single molecule, Y6, demonstrates the ability to generate free charges without requiring a heterojunction. This research, conducted by a team from Victoria University of Wellington and Peking University, challenges conventional OPV understanding and opens new avenues for efficient solar energy solutions.
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