Molecular design of organic dyes with diketopyrrolopyrrole for dye-sensitized solar cell: A theoretical approach
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Molecular design of organic dyes with diketopyrrolopyrrole for dye-sensitized solar cell: A theoretical approach
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF QUANTUM CHEMISTRY
Volume 114, Issue 9, Pages 560-567
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Wiley
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2014-02-25
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10.1002/qua.24611
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