Comparison of the practicality of organic solar cells of different materials

Abstract

In today's world of rapid technological development, huge resource consumption and environmental protection are becoming major issues for human survival. It is generally believed that mankind needs more efficient and environmentally friendly ways of generating energy. Among the many ways to generate electricity, solar power is a very environmentally friendly and resourceful way to generate electricity as by converting a very small amount of solar energy received on earth into electrical energy, we can obtain a considerable amount of electric energy. Among the many materials used to produce solar cells, organic materials are the most popular research subject because of their low price, abundance, and bendability. Among the many materials used in solar cells, organic materials have received attentions because of their low price, abundance and excellent properties such as bendability, non-toxicity, and degradability. As one of the most popular power generation methods, numerous scientists have tried to commercialize it, but there are still some problems that prevent them from doing so, such as the lack of stability of organic materials. This article will collect information on various organic solar cell materials and compare them, trying to find the one with the most commercial potential or feasibility.