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Today, Nano-C, Inc. introduced a new fullerene derivative n-type for use in Organic Photovoltaic applications.
New Fullerene Derivative for OPV
Westwood, MA | Posted on June 1st, 2010Nano-C is pleased to announce the availability of a new fullerene derivative, Indene C60 Mono Adduct ("ICMA"). ICMA's use in Organic Photovoltaic devices was described in "Indene-C60 Bis adduct: A New Acceptor for High-Performance Polymer Solar Cells," J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2010, 132 (4), pp 1377-1382.
This confirmed earlier work on indene compounds as published in Patent Application WO 2008/018931 A2.
"This patent pending product adds to our existing portfolio, which includes PCBM and related compounds," said Viktor Vejins, President and CEO of Nano-C. "As a new acceptor, ICMA will be useful in research and product development to better understand the underlying performance drivers in polymer based devices."
ICMA is available for immediate delivery in R&D quantities. Please contact Nano-C at for further information about ICMA and other fullerene derivatives in our product portfolio.
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About Nano-C
Located in Westwood, Massachusetts, Nano-C is a leading developer of nanostructured carbon materials primarily for use in energy and electronics applications. These materials include fullerenes, carbon nanotubes and their chemical derivatives. Nano-C's mission is to play a key role in enabling applications of these nanostructured carbon materials and is committed to their responsible development and use. Nano-C is a privately held company and was founded in 2001.
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