plastic material is said have enormous uses in a variety of applications like in thin, lightweight and flexible plastic electronic devices that include ultrathin, flexible television displays, computer screens and many other portable electronic devices.
However, the most important aspect of this research aims at utilizing this material to develop thin-film solar cells. There is no need to explain how these thin-film solar cells will contribute to the ongoing efforts to harness renewable energy from the sun. This special material is capable of absorbing and emitting different colors and
therefore is ideal for the production of thin-film solar cells. The total amount of funding, that is $598,000, will assist Rhett to make further advancements in his studies of synthesis and applications of organic and inorganic materials for plastic electronic technologies.
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Transparent conductors
- Indium tin oxide (ITO)
- pedot (conductive plastic)
- aluminum doped zinc ozide
- stannous chloride - http://www.teralab.co.uk/Experiments/Conductive_Glass/Conductive_Glass_Page1.htm
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