Researchers develop molecular locking strategy for organic solar cells

A group of Chinese scientists have developed a molecular locking strategy for organic solar cells. The team's strategy involves using a vacuum-deposited indium chloride (InClx) interlayer to stabilize the interface between the electrode and the hole-transport layer in organic solar cells. The interlayer works by triggering ligand exchange, forming a robust, multidentate indium-oxygen-phosphorus (In-O-P) coordination network capable of densely and uniformly anchoring self-assembled monolayers (SAMs). The scientists' work is presented in the research paper Chloride-mediated SAM locking via ligand-exchange ...

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