Researchers have developed a method to improve molecular interactions in polymer solar cells, eliminating the need for toxic solvents and enhancing efficiency. The study highlights the benefits of oligoethylene glycol (OEG)-based side chains, marking a crucial step towards more environmentally friendly and efficient solar cells suitable for wearable devices.
Researchers have made a significant advancement in polymer solar cell technology by developing a method to improve molecular interactions using side-chain engineering . This approach eliminates the need for toxic halogenated processing solvents, thereby enhancing the cells’ efficiency and stability.
The study, which highlights the benefits of oligoethylene glycol (OEG)-based side chains, marks a crucial step towards more environmentally friendly and efficient solar cells suitable for wearable devices
Polymer Solar Cells Side-Chain Engineering Efficiency Stability Environmentally Friendly Wearable Devices
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