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200 10$aCoating and drying processes for functional films in polymer solar cells - from laboratory to pilot scale
210   $cKIT Scientific Publishing$d2014
215   $a1 electronic resource (XII, 218 p. p.)
311   $a3-7315-0201-1 
330   $aPolymer solar cells can be produced by a continuous low cost coating and drying process. This work details a specialized experimental set-up to enable large scale roll to roll processing. Material properties such as surface energy, surface tension, and viscosity are presented and modelled. The impact of coating method, as well as process parameters (e.g. coating speed, shear rate, solvent composition) on process stability and film properties, is discussed.
610   $aViscosity
610   $aViskositätPolymer solar cell
610   $aPolymersolarzelle
610   $aOrganic Electronic
610   $aBeschichtung
610   $aOrganische Elektronik
610   $aProzess
610   $aProcess
610   $aCoating
610   $aTrocknung
610   $aDrying
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996   $aCoating and drying processes for functional films in polymer solar cells - from laboratory to pilot scale$93018713
997   $aUNINA