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Self-assembling, narrow-bandgap rylenes for photovoltaic applications
This thesis focuses on the design and synthesis of a series of non-fullerene acceptor materials with narrow bandgap and self-assembling properties for use in organic solar cells. The design of these materials aims to enhance the light-harvesting efficiency by narrowing the electronic bandgap and imp
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