20.6% Efficiency Organic Solar Cells Enabled by Incorporating a Lower Bandgap Guest Nonfullerene Acceptor Without Open‐Circuit Voltage Loss
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
Abstract
Simultaneously
mitigating
both
photovoltage
and
photocurrent
losses
is
crucial
for
organic
solar
cells
(OSCs)
to
approach
the
Shockley–Queisser
limit
of
ideal
efficiency.
Incorporating
a
narrower
bandgap
nonfullerene
acceptor
(NFA)
as
guest
component
into
host
donor:NFA
system
broadens
absorption
spectrum.
However,
this
can
also
increase
nonradiative
decay
rate
according
energy‐gap
law.
In
work,
ternary
OSCs
are
constructed
by
combining
narrow
AQx‐2F
(as
NFA)
with
lower
eC9
NFA),
significantly
enhancing
generation
without
compromising
photovoltage.
The
addition
acts
crystallization
inducer,
extending
period
increasing
ordered
packing
distance.
This
leads
suppressed
trap
states,
elevated
dielectric
constant,
prolonged
exciton
lifetime,
balanced
hole/electron
transport,
reduced
recombination
loss.
Consequently,
optimized
D18:AQx‐2F:eC9
achieve
champion
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
20.6%
high
open‐circuit
voltage
0.937
V,
short‐circuit
current
density
27.2
mA
cm
−2
fill
factor
80.8%,
validated
an
independently
certified
PCE
20.0%,
establishing
new
benchmark
bulk
heterojunction
OSCs.
work
demonstrates
effective
method
simultaneously
mitigate
losses,
paving
way
high‐performance
Language: Английский
Effect of the Number of Phenylcarbazole Units Adorned to the Silicon Atom for High Triplet Energy with High Charge Mobility
Mina Ahn,
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Sun Hee Lee,
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Minji Kim
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et al.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(3), P. 454 - 454
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Increasing
the
number
of
phenylcarbazole
(PC)
units
attached
to
silicon
atom
in
organic
solid-state
thin
films
led
a
remarkable
enhancement
charge
mobility.
Specifically,
mobility
values
exhibited
an
increase
from
1.32
×
10−4
cm2/Vs
for
3PCBP
4.39
10–4
2MCBP,
ultimately
reaching
1.16
10–3
MCBP.
Notably,
these
enhancements
were
achieved
while
maintaining
high
triplet
energy
3.01
eV.
DFT
calculations
on
spin
density
distribution
provided
insights
into
nature
improved
preserving
energy.
The
accuracy
was
validated
by
comparing
results
with
experimental
data
photoemission
spectroscopy
(PES).
Mobility
measurements,
as
contemplated
DFT,
allowed
comprehensive
understanding
factors
influencing
enhanced
keeping
constant.
This
study
suggested
that
intramolecular
transfers
played
crucial
role
reducing
reorganization
energy,
showing
inverse
dependence
PCs.
Consequently,
it
inferred
manipulation
PC
could
effectively
optimize
transfer
mechanisms,
offering
promising
avenue
tailoring
electronic
properties.
Language: Английский
Boosting The Solid‐State Luminescence of Phenazine Derivatives by Enhancing Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonds and π–π Interactions in Cocrystals
Xuejie Zhang,
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Hui Li,
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Jianfeng Peng
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et al.
Chemistry - An Asian Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 14, 2025
Abstract
Six
monosubstituted
phenazine
derivatives
were
designed
and
synthesized
for
constructing
cocrystals
to
investigate
their
structure–property
relationship.
It
was
found
that
2‐substituted
phenazines
could
form
with
2,6‐dimethylphenylboronic
acid
(DBA).
These
exhibited
red‐shifted
enhanced
luminescence
relative
individual
components,
especially
2NP‐DBA
whose
efficiency
nearly
100
times
higher
than
of
2NP.
By
analyzing
the
single‐crystal
structures
hydrogen
bonds
π–π
interactions
between
molecules
detected
in
cocrystals,
which
suppressed
nonradiative
transition
pathways.
Consequently,
all
three
demonstrated
strong
continuous
interactions,
differed
from
previously
reported
enhancement
resulting
destruction
interactions.
An
in‐depth
investigation
these
can
not
only
provide
a
better
understanding
structure‐property
relationship
organic
luminescent
materials,
but
also
help
develop
materials
intense
solid‐state
In
addition,
optical
response
acidic
vapors
has
been
successfully
applied
anti‐counterfeiting.
Language: Английский
Crystal Form Diversity of 2-(4-(Diphenylamino)benzylidene) Malononitrile
Haorui Gu,
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Qingwen Lin
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Crystals,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 380 - 380
Published: April 21, 2025
In
the
present
work,
we
report
synthesis
and
characterization
of
2-(4-(diphenylamino)benzylidene)
malononitrile
(DPAM)
via
a
piperidine-catalyzed
Knoevenagel
condensation
reaction.
Two
distinct
crystal
forms
(A-1
A-2)
this
product
were
obtained
by
controlling
crystallization
conditions,
exhibiting
orthorhombic
monoclinic
systems,
respectively.
Single-crystal
X-ray
diffraction
revealed
that
both
exhibited
highly
twisted
benzene
rings,
which
suppressed
exciplex
or
excimer
formation,
enhancing
luminescence.
Crystal
A-1,
with
higher
density,
showed
stronger
hydrogen
bonding
more
rigid
molecular
packing,
while
A-2,
lower
weaker
π–π
interactions.
Both
crystals
demonstrated
high
thermal
stability.
Notably,
A-2
displayed
mechanochromic
behavior:
grinding
applying
pressure
induced
structural
transformation
into
accompanied
fluorescence
shift
from
red
to
yellow.
This
was
attributed
increased
steric
hindrance
changes
in
packing.
study
highlights
relationship
between
structure
optoelectronic
properties,
offering
insights
design
organic
crystalline
materials
for
applications
sensing,
anti-counterfeiting,
information
encryption.
Language: Английский