Good afternoon, thank you for your time.
I'm hoping to use chloroform in fabricating PM6:Y6 organic solar cells and a large quantity of products comes with either ethanol or amylenes as stabilisers. I'm worried that this may affect the solvent system in fabrication. I was hoping someone could clarify the effect of these stabilisers on an organic solar cell system and if it is okay to use the stabilised version of chloroform. Additionally, if I did obtain an un-stabilised form of chloroform, how long will it be usable?
Many thanks,
Kind regards,
Matthew Smith
Dear Matthew Smith ,
I think your questions are themselves a motivation for investigating the effect of the stabilizers. All what do you need is to plan well your experiments to investigate this effect. If you develop a solar cell this will not be a great burden.
You will achieve new results which you may be useful for the production of such solar cells.
As a matter of a conceptual answer, the presence of the stabilizer may affect the morphology of the deposited layer. The morphology itself has influence on the solar cell efficiency. It may enhance the electronic properties of the deposited film.
Wish you success!
Dear Matthew Smith ,
I think your questions are themselves a motivation for investigating the effect of the stabilizers. All what do you need is to plan well your experiments to investigate this effect. If you develop a solar cell this will not be a great burden.
You will achieve new results which you may be useful for the production of such solar cells.
As a matter of a conceptual answer, the presence of the stabilizer may affect the morphology of the deposited layer. The morphology itself has influence on the solar cell efficiency. It may enhance the electronic properties of the deposited film.
Wish you success!
Abdelhalim abdelnaby Zekry
This is a very good point, thank you. I hope I can complete some good research!
Kind Regards
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