Organosoluble starch derivative as quasi-solid electrolytes in DSSC: Unravelling the synergy between electrolyte rheology and photovoltaic properties

Adhesives; Biomechanics; Cellulose; Charge transfer; Efficiency; Elasticity; Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; Gels; Polyelectrolytes; Potentiometric sensors; Rheology; Solid electrolytes; Starch; Adhesive properties; Charge transfer process; Electrode/electrolyte interfaces; Hydroxyethyl cell...

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Main Authors: Selvanathan V., Yahya R., Alharbi H.F., Alharthi N.H., Alharthi Y.S., Ruslan M.H., Amin N., Akhtaruzzaman M.
Other Authors: 57160057200
Format: Article
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2023
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Summary:Adhesives; Biomechanics; Cellulose; Charge transfer; Efficiency; Elasticity; Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; Gels; Polyelectrolytes; Potentiometric sensors; Rheology; Solid electrolytes; Starch; Adhesive properties; Charge transfer process; Electrode/electrolyte interfaces; Hydroxyethyl cellulose; Hydroxyethyl celluloses (HEC); Photovoltaic property; Polymer gel electrolytes; Rheological analysis; Dye-sensitized solar cells; cellulose; dye; electrolyte; fuel cell; organic compound; photovoltaic system; rheology; starch; Adhesives; Cellulose; Charge Transfer; Efficiency; Elasticity; Gels