The prerequisite for commercially viable organic solar cells (OSC) is to reduce the efficiency‐
stability‐cost gap. Therefore, the cost of organic materials should be reduced by minimizing …

As the most classic electron-accepting building block, 2, 1, 3-benzothiadiazole (BT) and the
derived structures have achieved great success to construct photovoltaic materials …

The determination of molecular conformations of oligomeric acceptors (OAs) and their
impact on molecular packing are crucial for understanding the photovoltaic performance of …

Organic solar cells (OSCs) have acquired dramatic progresses during the past several years
due to low-cost, light weight, mechanical flexibility, and printable fabrication. Simultaneously …

To achieve commercial viability, organic solar cells (OSCs) must balance efficiency, stability,
and cost. Currently, the most efficient OSCs are still based on fused ring electron acceptors …

Non‐fullerene acceptors with fused‐ring structures have rapidly improved the performance
of organic solar cells over the past five years, but they still suffer from synthetic complexity …

Three nonfused ring electron acceptors, Hexyl-0F, Isopropyl-0F, and Isopropyl-2F, are
designed and synthesized. Unlike Hexyl-0F, Isopropyl-0F with two sterically hindered 2, 4, 6 …

In recent years, non-fused non-fullerene acceptors (NFAs) have attracted increasing
consideration due to several advantages, which include simple preparation, superior yield …

In this theoretical research, four distinct acceptor molecules (M-M3) having structural
configuration A 2-D-π-A 1-π-DA 2 have been designed through terminal acceptor and linker …

Organic electrode materials are considered to be one of promising alternatives for next-
generation lithium-ion batteries, yet they often suffer from problem of severe dissolution in …