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Chalcone Synthesis by Green Claisen–Schmidt Reaction in Cationic and Nonionic Micellar Media

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By Matteo Gastaldi, Andrea Fin, Nadia Barbero, Davide Dotta
| dx.doi.org
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The urge to develop organic reactions in a greener and more sustainable way is a topic of current research and industrial application. The transition toward more sustainable processes is crucial also for the chemical industry and it is not deferrable; thus, a new way to conceive reactions is needed.
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Recent advances in cost-effective and eco-friendly materials towards sustainable Dye-sensitized solar cells

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By Matteo Bonomo Verified, Lucia Fagiolari, Nadia Barbero, Nicole Mariotti
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Recent advances in cost-effective and eco-friendly materials towards sustainable Dye-sensitized solar cells Nicole Mariotti, Matteo Bonomo, Lucia Fagiolari, Nadia Barbero, Claudio Gerbaldi, Federico Bella and Claudia Barolo Abstract Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) are an emerging photovoltaic technology being thoroughly and extensively investigated in the last three decades.
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Excited State Photophysics of Squaraine Dyes for Photovoltaic Applications: an Alternative Deactivation Scenario

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By Giuseppe Maria Paterno, Nadia Barbero, Simone Galliano, Claudia Barolo
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Squaraine dyes (SQs) represent a versatile class of functional molecules with strong absorption and emission features, widely used as near-infrared sensitizers in organic and hybrid photovoltaic devices. In this context, the photodynamics of such molecules has been seen to influence dramatically the efficiency of the photogeneration process.
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