ArticleEES solar2026
PTQ10:L8-BO organic photoactive layers enable improved stability for solar water oxidation and enhanced unassisted water splitting.
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Abstract
Integrating organic photovoltaics into anodes (IPV-anodes) represents a promising way to exploit the excellent optoelectronic properties of organic polymer: non-fullerene bulk-heterojunctions (BHJ) for solar-to-fuel applications. However, the high voltage losses, poor photochemical stability and high synthetic complexity of the most commonly used polymer: non-fullerene combinations have limited their full potential. Here, we address these limitations by introducing a BHJ comprising the low-synthetic-complexity polymer PTQ10 and the near-infrared absorbing acceptor L8-BO. By integrating this new BHJ with a graphite sheet functionalised with a NiFeOOH catalyst, we achieve a low onset potential of +0.64 V
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