Abstract
Compatability of copper(i) based dyes with quasi solid state electrolytes enhanced with cellulose nano crystals in DSSCs is demonstrated.
Highlights
In order to meet future global energy demands in a sustainable manner, it is crucial to optimize methods of solar energy harvesting and conversion to electrical energy.[1]
Polymerization of nano composites was added to a set of vials, followed with oligomer solution in appropriate amounts to obtain the cellulose nano crystals (CNCs) concentrations desired in each vial
A series of dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) sensitized with the bis(diimine)copper(I) dye shown in Scheme 2 and with a nano cellulose composite incorporated into the I3À/IÀ-based electrolyte has successfully been fabricated
Summary
In order to meet future global energy demands in a sustainable manner, it is crucial to optimize methods of solar energy harvesting and conversion to electrical energy.[1]. The study presented describes the preparation of solvent-free nano composite gel electrolytes in combination with copper(I)-based dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs).
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