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Review on organic solar cells

Authors: Asma Khalil; Zubair Ahmed; Farid Touati; Mohamed Masmoudi;

Review on organic solar cells

Abstract

The serious threat of global warming on earth made it necessary to look for alternative sources of energy. In fact, the seek for clean and cheap energy is subject of several research investigations nowadays, and the invention of solar cells was one of the breakthrough towards clean energy alternatives. Unfortunately, the solar cells dominating the market are all made of inorganic materials requiring expensive and complicated manufacturing processes and have limited applications basically to the rooftops. One of the promising alternatives to inorganic solar cells is the organic ones. In this paper, a thorough review on the organic solar cells is elaborated.

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Solar cells, Organic solar cells, Alternative sources of energy, Inorganic solar cells, Global warming, Manufacturing process, Clean energy, Inorganic materials

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