Applied Physics Letters, ( ISI ), Volume (115), No (18), Year (2019-10) , Pages (183903-183908)

Title : ( Structural modification as the pioneer strategy in competition of the porphyrin dye and perovskite solar cells: From dynamics to kinetics of the photovoltaic processes )

Authors: Foroogh Arkan , Mohammad Izadyar ,

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Abstract

Molecular engineering plays a key role in designing efficient dye-sensitized/perovskite solar cells (DSSCs/PSCs). Porphyrins have more favorable spectroscopic properties than AZn(COOH)3 perovskites due to their lower chemical hardness. Also, porphyrins are pioneering photosensitizers in exciton formation/dissociation, kinetically. The presence of Zn2þ and butadiyne as the linker in the porphyrins and the existence of the electron donors of dimethylammonium and formamidinium in the perovskites improve their photovoltaic properties. Porphyrin dimers have a greater charge transfer distance in comparison to the monomers. However, they show less energy conversion efficiency, which may be related to the quenching of the interporphyrin charge transfer. As a consequence, DSSCs based on the porphyrin monomers have a higher efficiency than the studied PSCs.

Keywords

, Molecular engineering , dye-sensitized, perovskite, solar cell, charge transfer
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author = {Arkan, Foroogh and Izadyar, Mohammad},
title = {Structural modification as the pioneer strategy in competition of the porphyrin dye and perovskite solar cells: From dynamics to kinetics of the photovoltaic processes},
journal = {Applied Physics Letters},
year = {2019},
volume = {115},
number = {18},
month = {October},
issn = {0003-6951},
pages = {183903--183908},
numpages = {5},
keywords = {Molecular engineering ; dye-sensitized; perovskite; solar cell; charge transfer},
}

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%T Structural modification as the pioneer strategy in competition of the porphyrin dye and perovskite solar cells: From dynamics to kinetics of the photovoltaic processes
%A Arkan, Foroogh
%A Izadyar, Mohammad
%J Applied Physics Letters
%@ 0003-6951
%D 2019

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