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Materials for energy

Wide-band-gap semiconductors could harvest sunlight underwater

17 Apr 2020 Isabelle Dumé
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An organic solar cell. Courtesy: Allison Kalpakci
Solar cells based on wide-band-gap semiconductors work better under water than the narrow-band-gap o

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