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2019•Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen access

From fullerene acceptors to non-fullerene acceptors: prospects and challenges in the stability of organic solar cells

Emily M. Speller, Andrew J. Clarke, Joel Luke, Harrison Ka Hin Lee, James R. Durrant, Ning Li, Tao Wang, Him Cheng Wong, Ji‐Seon Kim, Wing Chung Tsoi, Zhe Li

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This review highlights the opportunities and challenges in stability of organic solar cells arising from the emergence of non-fullerene acceptors.

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This review highlights the opportunities and challenges in stability of organic solar cells arising from the emergence of non-fullerene acceptors.

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This review highlights the opportunities and challenges in stability of organic solar cells arising from the emergence of non-fullerene acceptors.

Key concepts: Fullerene, Organic solar cell, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Polymer

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