Abstract
The juice extracted from pomegranate fruits containing cyanin (flavylium) is utilized as the light-harvesting analog in a dye sensitized solid-state photovoltaic cell. Strong chelation of flavylium with TiO 2 changes it to quinonoidal form. A higher incident photon to current conversion efficiency is observed in solid-state TiO 2|pomegranate piment|CuI solar cell compare to that of the cells (TiO 2|dye|CuI type) sensitized with other natural pigments.
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