Highly Efficient Solar Cells Could Result from Quantum Dot Research
Xiaoyang Zhu and colleagues discovered that hot electrons can be transferred from photo-excited lead selenide nanocrystals to an electron conductor made of titanium dioxide.
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Highly Efficient Solar Cells Could Result from Quantum Dot Research
Xiaoyang Zhu and colleagues discovered that hot electrons can be transferred from photo-excited lead selenide nanocrystals to an electron conductor made of titanium dioxide.
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