journal article·2023-05

Realization of high output power density in solution-processed flexible α-Cu2Se film by compositional off-stoichiometry and optimization of length

Jiahui Li, Jie Gao, Lida Jia, Lei Miao, Sijing Zhu, Zhongwei Zhang, Chengyan Liu, Xiaoyang Wang

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