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Modification of electron transfer properties in photoelectrochemical solar cells by substituting {Ru(terpy)2}2+ dyes with thiophene

Figgemeier, Egbert
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Aranyos, Viviane
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Constable, Edwin C.
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2003
Inorganic Chemistry Communications

A comparison of the properties of the 2-thienyl-substituted carboxyphenyl {RuII(terpy)2} dyes with their non-substituted analogs has enabled us to gain insight into the electronic properties that are prerequisite for efficient electron injection into the TiO2 conduction band in photoelectrochem. solar cells. Introducing the thienyl group has a profound effect upon the efficiency of photoinduced electron injection. This effect can be explained by a significant shift in the LUMO position from the terpy ligand anchored on the TiO2 surface towards the 2-thienyl substituted ligand, which is shown by means of electrochem. and semi-empirical calcns.

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DOI
10.1016/j.inoche.2003.10.016
Author(s)
Figgemeier, Egbert
Aranyos, Viviane
Constable, Edwin C.
Handel, Robyn W.
Housecroft, Catherine E.
Risinger, Christian
Hagfeldt, Anders  
Mukhtar, Emad
Date Issued

2003

Published in
Inorganic Chemistry Communications
Volume

7

Start page

117

End page

121

Subjects

thienyl terpyridine electron transfer photoelectrochem solar cell titanium dioxide

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