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Zinc oxide thin films for dye-sensitized solar cell applications .
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Zinc oxide thin films for dye-sensitized solar cell applications ./
Author:
Zhang, Rong.
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88 p.
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Adviser: Lei L. Kerr.
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Masters Abstracts International46-01.
Subject:
Engineering, Chemical. -
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9780549137207
Zinc oxide thin films for dye-sensitized solar cell applications .
Zhang, Rong.
Zinc oxide thin films for dye-sensitized solar cell applications .
- 88 p.
Adviser: Lei L. Kerr.
Thesis (M.S.)--Miami University, 2007.
This thesis presents selected methodologies developed in our laboratory for growing ZnO thin films by chemical bath deposition (CBD), as well as ZnO films applications for dye-sensitized solar cells. The following three broad topics are addressed in this manuscript. The first topic is an easy method to systematically control ZnO crystal size and shape thin film. With the increase of Rm, the molar ratio of Cd 2+/Zn2+, ZnO crystals transformed from long-and-slim hexagonal rods to fat-and-short hexagonal pyramids, and then to twinning hexagonal dots as observed by SEM. The second topic presents a solution based approach to grow high density vertically-aligned ZnO rod arrays with multi-stage terrace structure (HDVAMT) and their enhanced DSSC efficiency. The third topic is the studies of RuN3 dye adsorption onto nanostructured ZnO films. The results reveal that more dye is adsorbed onto ZnO films and less dye aggregation occurs at 40°C than those at 25°C.
ISBN: 9780549137207Subjects--Topical Terms:
1018531
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