Nanoflower-like P-doped Nickel Oxide as a Catalytic Counter Electrode for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells

Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is int...

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Published inNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland) Vol. 12; no. 22; p. 4036
Main Authors Chen, Yi-Lin, Huang, Yi-June, Yeh, Min-Hsin, Fan, Miao-Syuan, Lin, Cheng-Tai, Chang, Ching-Cheng, Ramamurthy, Vittal, Ho, Kuo-Chuan
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Abstract Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I3−) to iodide ions (I−) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
AbstractList Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I3−) to iodide ions (I−) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I ) to iodide ions (I ) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I[sub.3] [sup.−]) to iodide ions (I[sup.−]) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I 3 − ) to iodide ions (I − ) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I3-) to iodide ions (I-) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.Flower-like phosphorus-doped nickel oxide (P-NiO) is proposed as a counter electrode (CE) for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). The flower-like nickel oxide essentially serves as the matrix for the CE, which is expected to promote a two-dimensional electron transport pathway. The phosphorus is intended to improve the catalytic ability by creating more active sites in the NiO for the catalysis of triiodide ions (I3-) to iodide ions (I-) on the surface of the CE. The P-NiO is controlled by a sequencing of precursor concentration, which allows the P-NiO to possess different features. The debris aggregation occurs in the P-NiO-1, while the P-NiO-0.75 leads to the incomplete flower-like nanosheets. The complete flower-like morphology can be observed in the P-NiO-0.5, P-NiO-0.25 and P-NiO-0.1 catalytic electrodes. The DSSC with the P-NiO-0.5 CE achieves a power conversion efficiency (η) of 9.05%, which is better than that of the DSSC using a Pt CE (η = 8.51%); it also performs better than that with the Pt CE, even under rear illumination and dim light conditions. The results indicate the promising potential of the P-NiO CE to replace the expensive Pt CE.
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Energy conversion efficiency
flower-like morphology
Graphene
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phosphorus-doped nickel oxide
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