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Designing dibenzosilole core based, A<sub>2</sub>–π–A<sub>1</sub>–π–D–π–A<sub>1</sub>–π–A<sub>2</sub>type donor molecules for promising photovoltaic parameters in organic photovoltaic cells

Saima Rani, Nabil Al‐Zaqri, Javed Iqbal, Sahar Javaid Akram, Ahmed Boshaala, Rana Farhat Mehmood, Muhammad Umar Saeed, Ehsan Ullah Rashid, Rasheed Ahmad Khera

2022RSC Advances22 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

and FF values. Furthermore, while D3 had the greatest hole mobility owing to its lowest value of hole reorganization energy, D4 exhibited the maximum electron mobility due to its lowermost value of electron reorganization energy. Overall, all the chromophores proposed in this study showed outstanding structural, optical, and photovoltaic features. Considering this, organic solar cell fabrication can be improved by using these newly derived donors at the donor-acceptor interfaces.

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Designing dibenzosilole core based, A<sub>2</sub>–π–A<sub>1</sub>–π–D–π–A<sub>1</sub>–π–A<sub>2</sub>type donor molecules for promising photovoltaic parameters in organic photovoltaic cells | Litcius