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Effect of Organic Binders on the Film Morphology of Hydrogen‐Terminated Nanodiamonds Used for Electron Extraction in Organic Solar Cells
Like other carbon nanoparticles, diamond nanoparticles, also known as nanodiamonds (NDs), tend to aggregate when they are dispersed in solution or when they are cast on a substrate. This is mainly due to the versatility of functional groups present on their surface. Previous studies have reported th
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