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Fabricación de celdas solares y baterías orgánicas, usando como electrolito nanopartículas de plata

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dc.contributor.advisorArango Arango, Pedro José
dc.contributor.advisorRetrepo Parra, Elisabeth
dc.contributor.authorRosero Rodríguez, Favio Nicolás
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dc.identifier.citationRosero-Rodriguez.F.N, Fabricación de Celdas Solares y Baterías Orgánicas, usando como Electrolito Nanopartículas de Plata, Universidad NAcional de Colombia Sede Manizales, 2020
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dc.description.abstractThe synthesis of silver nanoparticles has been developed by a microwave-assisted hydrothermal method using silver nitrate as a precursor, PEG400 as a stabilizer, and starch as a reducing agent, for the elaboration of an electrolyte that is versatile to be used in organic solar cells based on nanowires. of zinc oxide (ZnO-NWs) synthesized by thermal decomposition with microwaves from zinc oxide dust and graphite dust and organic batteries using: avocado seed, sugarcane bagasse, and banana peel. The operation of the electrolyte is checked in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSc) generating values between 450 mV corresponding to the potential difference and 0.107 mA of electric current, for the application of the electrolyte in organic batteries, voltage storage capacities of 1.0-1.2 and stability times close to 25 seconds at potentials of 0.1.0.4 V. The electrolyte, in addition to being a good ionic conductor, the presence of PEG in its composition, allows stability in terms of temperature is concerned.
dc.description.abstractSe ha desarrollado la síntesis de nanopartículas de plata por un método hidrotermal asistido por microondas usando nitrato de plata como precursor, PEG400 como estabilizante y almidón como reductor, para la elaboración de un electrolito que sea versátil para ser utilizado en celdas solares orgánicas basadas en nanoalambres de óxido de zinc (ZnO-NWs) sintetizados por descomposición térmica con microondas a partir de polvo de óxido de zinc y polvo de grafito y baterías orgánicas usando: semilla de aguacate, bagazo de caña de azúcar y cascara de plátano. Se comprueba el funcionamiento del electrolito en celdas solares sensibilizadas con colorante (DSSc) generando valores comprendidos entre 450 mV correspondiente a la diferencia de potencial y 0,107 mA de corriente eléctrica, para la aplicación del electrolito en baterías orgánicas se obtuvieron capacidades de almacenamiento de voltaje de 1,0-1,2 y tiempos de estabilidad cercanos a los 25 segundos en potenciales de 0,1.0,4 V. El electrolito además de ser un buen conductor iónico, la presencia de PEG en su composición, permite una estabilidad en cuanto a temperatura se refiere. (Texto tomado de la fuente)
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dc.titleFabricación de celdas solares y baterías orgánicas, usando como electrolito nanopartículas de plata
dc.title.alternativeManufacture of Solar Cells and Organic Batteries, using Ag-NPs as Electrolyte
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dc.description.additionalMemoria de Tesis presentada como requisito parcial para optar al título de: Magíster en Ciencias - Física.
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dc.publisher.programManizales - Ciencias Exactas y Naturales - Maestría en Ciencias - Física
dc.contributor.researchgroupLaboratorio de Fisica del Plasma
dc.description.degreelevelMaestría
dc.publisher.departmentDepartamento de Física y Química
dc.publisher.branchUniversidad Nacional de Colombia - Sede Manizales
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dc.subject.proposalCeldas DSSc
dc.subject.proposalDSSc Cells
dc.subject.proposalNanowires
dc.subject.proposalnanoalambres
dc.subject.proposalNanoparticles
dc.subject.proposalNanopartículas
dc.subject.proposalBaterías orgánicas
dc.subject.proposalOrganic Batteries
dc.subject.proposalZinc Oxide
dc.subject.proposalÓxido de zinc
dc.subject.proposalSilver
dc.subject.proposalPlata
dc.subject.proposalGraphite
dc.subject.proposalGrafito
dc.subject.proposalPolyethylene Glycol
dc.subject.proposalPolietilenglicol
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