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Hyper, Inc. offers high purity OPV materials
including small molecules, donor polymers, fullerene
derivatives, non-fullerene acceptors as well as
interface layer materials. For more information and support
please contact
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OPV
Donor Materials
Soluble small
molecules and polymers for bulk heterojunction
organic solar cells. |
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D18 |
PM6 |
PBDB-T |
PM7 |
PTQ10 |
PBDTTT (PCE10)
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ZR1 |
BTR |
BTR-Cl |
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B1 |
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Polymer Acceptors |
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PY-IT |
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Fullerene Derivatives
Chemically
modified fullerenes, typical electron
acceptors for bulk heterojunction organic solar
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[60]PCBM |
bis-[60]PCBM |
[70]PCBM |
bis-[70]PCBM |
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Non-fullerene Acceptors
N type organic
semiconductors, another type of electron acceptor candidates for high
performance organic solar cells. |
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Interface Materials
Hole/ electron
transport layer materials for OPV. |
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Spiro-OMeTAD |
PFO |
F8BT |
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C60 |
C70 |
PFN |
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Silver
Nanowires
Sliver
nanowires with absence of particles and high aspect
ratio of ~1000, suitable for fabricating flexible
transparent conducting films. |
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Avg Length: ≈
60 μm
Avg Diameter: ≈
60 nm
Solvent:
Methanol, Ethanol, Isopropanol, or follow client's
requirement.
Concentration:
1mg/ml, or follow client's requirement. |
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Disclaimer: The technical information provided in
our website is accurate. However, Hyper, Inc. assume
no liability for the accuracy of this
information. The test data provided here is from a
typical batch and may vary over time and different
batch. Also, the products provided by Hyper are not
guaranteed to achieve specific results. |
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