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Tracing photostability from small molecules to polymer Y-series acceptors: effects in neat, blend films and operational solar cells
All-polymer organic photovoltaics (OPVs) based on Y-series acceptors have recently achieved high power conversion efficiencies, yet their long-term stability under light remains insufficiently understood. We systematically investigate the photostability of Y-series acceptors (Y6, Y12, and PY-IT) in
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