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Linear Formula:
(C68H76F2O2S10)n
NACRES:
NA.23
UNSPSC Code:
12352101
Product Name
PBDB-T-SF, Mw ≥80,000
description
Band gap: 1.8 eV
form
granular
mol wt
Mw ≥80,000
color
purple, Shine
solubility
chlorobenzene: soluble
chloroform: soluble
soluble (o-dichlorobenzene)
orbital energy
HOMO -5.4 eV
LUMO -3.6 eV
PDI
~2.5
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Application
PBDB-T-SF is a fluorinated wide-bandgap polymeric donor (n-type semiconductor) with relatively deep highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) energy level. It has been used in high performance polymer organic solar cells (PSCs).
HOMO =−5.40eV
LUMO =−3.60eV
Polymer organic solar cells (PSCs) device performance:
Device based on PBDB-T-SF:NCBDT-4Cl
Before any post-treatment
PCE= of 13.1%
After device optimizations
Voc = 0.85V
Jsc = 2.35 mA /cm2
FF = 74.3%
PCE >14%
Energy loss = 0.55 eV
The improved performance was attributed to the more efficient photo-electron conversion process in the optimal device.
Device performance based on PBDB-T-SF:ITIC-F as active layer
(ITO)/ZnO/active layer/MoO3/Al
Voc = 0.88 V
Jsc = 20.50 mA/cm2
FF = 71.9%
PCE = 13.1%
Energy loss = 0.66 eV
HOMO =−5.40eV
LUMO =−3.60eV
Polymer organic solar cells (PSCs) device performance:
Device based on PBDB-T-SF:NCBDT-4Cl
Before any post-treatment
PCE= of 13.1%
After device optimizations
Voc = 0.85V
Jsc = 2.35 mA /cm2
FF = 74.3%
PCE >14%
Energy loss = 0.55 eV
The improved performance was attributed to the more efficient photo-electron conversion process in the optimal device.
Device performance based on PBDB-T-SF:ITIC-F as active layer
(ITO)/ZnO/active layer/MoO3/Al
Voc = 0.88 V
Jsc = 20.50 mA/cm2
FF = 71.9%
PCE = 13.1%
Energy loss = 0.66 eV
Storage Class
11 - Combustible Solids
wgk
WGK 3
flash_point_f
Not applicable
flash_point_c
Not applicable
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