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Georgia Tech Uses Pentacene to Develop Efficient Organic Solar Cells.
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ATLANTA -- As the price of energy continues to rise, businesses are looking to renewable energy for cheaper sources of power. Making electricity from the most plentiful of these sources - the sun - can be expensive due to the high price of producing traditional silicon-based solar cells. Enter organic solar cells. Made from cheaper materials, their flexibility and feather-weight construction promise to open up new markets for solar energy, potentially powering everything from Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tags to iPods and laptop computers.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new approach to creating …
