SBIR/STTR Research Award

THE PROPOSED PROGRAM RELATES TO THE FIRST USE OF TETRAAZAANNULENES AS PHOTOSENSITIZERS FOR PHOTOELECTRO- CHEMICAL CELLS.

Award identifier 1180df894a85364430a677636cc1a4c4942747db91784f09232a5f1b1b01b779Awarding agency National Science Foundation

Award amount

$35,000

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

1983

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Award details

Awarding agency
National Science Foundation
Branch
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Recipient company
ECO ENERGY CONVERSION
Proposal award date
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Contract end date
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Solicitation number
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Topic code
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Research abstract

THE PROPOSED PROGRAM RELATES TO THE FIRST USE OF TETRAAZAANNULENES AS PHOTOSENSITIZERS FOR PHOTOELECTRO- CHEMICAL CELLS. A NEW MATERIAL IS DESCRIBED FOR FORMING PHOTOSENSITIZED SEMICONDUCTORS WITH EXTENDED LIFE AND IMPROVED EFFICIENCY. THE AVAILABILITY OF AN IMPROVED EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY SOALR CELL WILL PROVIDE NASA WITHWITH AN ALTERNATIVE HIGH TECHNOLOGY POWER SOURCE. THE MAJOROBJECTIVE OF THE PROGRAM IS TO FORM MONOMOLECULAR FILMS BY SUBLIMATION OF TAAS ON TWO TYPES OF SEMICONDUCTORS AND TO TEST THEIR PHOTORESPONSE AND QUANTUM EFFICIENCY IN CELL AND STACKED CELL CONFIGURATIONS. SECONDARY OBJECTIVES INCLUDE GAINING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE ROLE OF THE PIE-BOND SYSTEM OF ORGANIC MACROCYCLES IN IMPROVING QUANTUM YEILD OF SEMICONDUCTORS. THE PROGRAM APPROACH IS TO COAT SNO2 ANDSRTIO3 ELECTRODES WITH TAAS AND MEASURE THE PERFORMANCE OF SUCH ELECTRODES IN FE+2/FE+3 ACID ELECTROLYTES. OPTIMIZED ELECTORDES WILL BE TESTED IN A SOLAR BATTERY.

Technology keywords

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National Science Foundation

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