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Stepwise heating in Stille polycondensation toward no batch-to-batch variations in polymer solar cell performance

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  • The resulting ultrahigh-quality polymer-based solar cells demonstrate up to 9.97% power conversion efficiencies \(PCEs), which is over 24% enhancement from the control devices fabricated with commercially available PTB7

  • We report an efficient and facile stepwise Stille polycondensation with an embedded lowtemperature step for the preferential step growth of low-Mw fractions to formulate high-quality polymers

  • Electrochemical, and morphological properties between the stepwise protocolderived and commercially available PTB7 polymers, the resulting ultrahigh-quality polymer-based solar cells exhibit superior PCEs of up to 9.97% with impressively negligible device-to-device performance variations, constituting a substantial improvement from control devices based on the commercial polymer

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We report an efficient and facile stepwise Stille polycondensation with an embedded lowtemperature step for the preferential step growth of low-Mw fractions to formulate high-quality polymers. ) Department of Energy Engineering, School of Energy and Chemical Engineering, Low Dimensional Carbon Materials Center, Perovtronics Research Center, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) Changduk Yang yang@unist.ac.kr

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