论文信息 - Photophysics of semiconducting polymer- C60 composites: a comparative study

Photophysics of semiconducting polymer- C60 composites: a comparative study

Abstract Experimental results on the metastable, reversible, ultrafast photoinduced electron transfer between semiconducting, conjugated polymers and Buckminsterfullerene, C 60 , are summarized. The results are discussed in terms of opportunities for solar energy conversion, for photodetector devices and for a variety of other applications which use photoinduced charge separation like in the photosynthesis.

Alan J. Heeger | Niyazi Serdar Sariciftci

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