In this work, an accurate modelling of the absorption spectrum and of the ground and excited state redox properties of the P1 dye - a benchmark system in p-type Dye-sensitized Solar Cells (p-DSCs) - is presented. The computed values were obtained by means of a QM/MM approach that combines a low computational cost with a proper treatment of the effects of the environment. The good agreement between our theoretical-computational estimates and the available experimental data underlines how a proper description of the redox thermodynamics of the ground and electronic excited states of the dye in a realistic environment can be provided by in silico modelling.

P1 Push-Pull Dye as a Case Study in QM/MM Theoretical Characterization for Dye-sensitized Solar Cell Organic Chromophores

Bonomo, M;
2023-01-01

Abstract

In this work, an accurate modelling of the absorption spectrum and of the ground and excited state redox properties of the P1 dye - a benchmark system in p-type Dye-sensitized Solar Cells (p-DSCs) - is presented. The computed values were obtained by means of a QM/MM approach that combines a low computational cost with a proper treatment of the effects of the environment. The good agreement between our theoretical-computational estimates and the available experimental data underlines how a proper description of the redox thermodynamics of the ground and electronic excited states of the dye in a realistic environment can be provided by in silico modelling.
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https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/slct.202204904
D'Annibale, V; Chen, CG; Bonomo, M; Dini, D; D'Abramo, M
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