Singlet fission, the generation of two triplet excited states from the absorption of a single
photon, may potentially increase solar energy conversion efficiency. A major roadblock in …

One strategy to improve solar-cell efficiency is to generate two excited electrons from just
one photon through singlet fission, which is the conversion of a singlet (S1) into two triplet …

Singlet fission is a process whereby two triplet excitons can be produced from one photon,
potentially increasing the efficiency of photovoltaic devices. Endothermic singlet fission is …

Understanding the mechanism of singlet exciton fission, in which a singlet exciton separates
into a pair of triplet excitons, is crucial to the development of new chromophores for efficient …

When an assembly of two or more molecules absorbs a photon to form a singlet exciton, and
the energetics and intermolecular interactions are favourable, the singlet exciton can rapidly …

Singlet fission (SF) has the potential to supersede the traditional solar energy conversion
scheme by means of boosting the photon-to-current conversion efficiencies beyond the 30 …

Singlet fission (SF) has the potential to significantly enhance the photocurrent in single-
junction solar cells and thus raise the power conversion efficiency from the Shockley …

Singlet fission (SF) is a photophysical process capable of boosting the efficiency of solar
cells. Recent experimental investigations into the mechanism of SF provide evidence for …

Singlet fission (SF) is an exciton multiplication process with the potential to raise the
efficiency limit of single junction solar cells from 33% to up to 45%. Most chromophores …

Singlet fission occurs when a single exciton splits into multiple electron-hole pairs, and
could dramatically increase the efficiency of organic solar cells by converting high energy …