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Carbon nanomaterials as counter electrodes for dye solar cells
Kerttu Aitola
Department of Applied Physics
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Physics
Solar Cell
100%
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Nanomaterial
100%
Electrodes
100%
Counters
100%
Substrates
50%
Networks
28%
Roll
28%
Oxide
21%
Composite
14%
Composite Material
14%
Tin
14%
Indium
14%
Glass
14%
Platinum
14%
Polyethylene
14%
Performance
7%
Technology
7%
Starting
7%
Electromagnetics
7%
Steel
7%
Deposition
7%
Sun
7%
Electricity
7%
Flexibility
7%
Material Science
Solar Cell
100%
Electrode
100%
Nanocrystalline Material
100%
Nanostructured Material
100%
Material
42%
Platinum
28%
Plastics
21%
Indium Tin Oxide
14%
Photovoltaics
14%
Polyethylene Terephthalate
14%
Quartz
14%
Flexible Substrate
14%
Composite Films
14%
Spring Steel
7%
Polymer
7%
Composite Material
7%
Devices
7%
Metal
7%
Conductivity
7%
Catalyst
7%
Glass
7%
Oxide Glass
7%
Engineering
Nanomaterial
100%
Carbon Nanotubes
64%
Substrates
35%
Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube
35%
Conductive
21%
Indium-Tin-Oxide
14%
Composite
14%
Active Material
14%
Steel
7%
Energy Engineering
7%
Performance
7%
Efficiency
7%
Electrical Energy
7%
Production
7%
Reduction
7%
Catalytic Property
7%
Catalyst
7%
Polymer
7%
Glass Substrate
7%
Starting Material
7%
Sun Illumination
7%
Cost Reduction
7%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon
100%
Nanomaterials
100%
Polyethylene Terephthalate
28%
Platinum
14%
Tin Oxide
14%
Indium
14%
Polymer
7%
Deposition
7%
Quartz
7%
Oxide
7%