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[Paper Title, Abstract] Synthesis of new derivatives of Rhodanine dyes for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSCs) Show AbstractHide Abstract Solar energy is renewable energy par excellence. Environmentally friendly, it has many specific advantages because of the foreseeable depletion of fossil energy resources. The solar cells are currently dominated by silicon and expensive, hence the widespread enthusiasm of researchers interested in the possibility of manufacturing solar cells from plastic materials or organic. These new cells have the advantage of being simpler and more malleable than those made from a silicon [1]. Several organic dyes, such as styryl [2], coumarines [3], polyenes [4] and indole derivatives [5], have been proposed as potential candidates for solar cells. Rhodanine derivatives, electron acceptors are used in a wide range of organic molecules “Push-Pull” These have applications in optics and more recently non linéaire [6] are used in the manufacture of DSSCs [7] and are obtained with a high conversion efficiency compared to other. We were interested in the synthesis of new chromophores containing the pattern rhodanine, a molecule from the leader aminothiazoline thione as a synthetic strategy developed previously in our laboratory. [Category :: Sub-Category] 
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