Cooperative Assembly Donor–Acceptor System Induced by Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonds Leading to Oriented Nanomorphology for Optimized Photovoltaic Performance
Cooperative Assembly Donor–Acceptor System Induced by Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonds Leading to Oriented Nanomorphology for Optimized Photovoltaic Performance
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DOI:
10.1021/jp207704u
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发表时间:
2012-01
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Kai Yao;Lie Chen;Fan Li;Peishan Wang;Yiwang Chen
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作者:
Kai Yao;Lie Chen;Fan Li;Peishan Wang;Yiwang Chen
A regioregular poly{[3-(6′-bromohexyl)thiophene]-co-[[3-(6′-(1-imidazole) hexyl)thiophene]} (P3HTM) is synthesized via the Grignard metathesis route for the purpose of constructing higher-order supramolecules with self-assembly nanoscale morphology and stabilizing the film morphology in polymer photovoltaic cells. By designing the donor molecules containing imidazole rings and acceptor including carboxylic acids properly for the intermolecular interaction, one can control the complexes stacking induced by the intermolecular hydrogen bonds. The results from red-shifted absorption and enhanced quenching photoluminescence of the P3HTM:PCBA in solvents with polar additives indicate the building blocks through hydrogen-bonding interactions, which is consistent with the nanofibers domains in atomic force microscopy images. In strong contrast, processing of P3HTM and PCBA complexes with heat-annealing, constructed from cooperative self-assembly, shows optimized photovoltaic performance, with a Jsc of 9.11 mA cm–...