Cutting Through Questions for a Molecular-Level Understanding of Solar Cells

Thursday, March 25, 2010 - 19:35 in Physics & Chemistry

Electricity from sunlight could be possible using a robust, low-cost solar cell that uses dyes anchored on inexpensive titanium oxide, rather than highly pure and thus expensive bulk materials. Before commercial applications of these dye-sensitized solar cells are possible, efficiency and stability issues must be resolved.

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