Co-electrospun lead selenide/titania-core/sheath nanowires for photovoltaic applications.

Wujcik, Evan K.; Heskett, David; Bose, Arijit; University of Rhode Island. Dept. of Chemical Engineering

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Co-electrospun lead selenide/titania-core/sheath nanowires for photovoltaic applications.

2012-12-01
By Wujcik, Evan K. ; Heskett, David ; Bose, Arijit

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Wujcik, Evan K. ; Heskett, David ; Bose, Arijit

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University of Rhode Island. Dept. of Chemical Engineering
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Electric Vehicles Electrospinning Nanostructured Materials Nanowires Photovoltaic Effect Renewable Energy Sources Selenides Solar Cells Sustainable Transportation Titanium Dioxide
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URITC FY08-09 ; URITC PROJECT NO. 500-2301-0000-0001891

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United States
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Final report.
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University of Rhode Island. Transportation Center
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This study presents a novel, low-cost, all-inorganic lead selenide-titania (PbSe/TiO2) nanowire

heterostructure material synthesis for photovoltaic applications. PbSe nanorods (NRs) have been coelectrospun

within a TiO2 nanotube with high connectivity for highly efficient charge carrier flow and

electron-hole pair separation. This material has been characterized by Transmission Electron Microscopy

(TEM), Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDX), and Photovoltaic testing.
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