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publicationNumber CN-104134543-B
titleOfInvention Metal organic gel electrolyte and manufacturing method and application thereof
abstract The invention discloses a quasi-solid metal organic gel electrolyte used for dye-sensitized solar cells and a manufacturing method thereof. The metal organic gel electrolyte is characterized in that metal ions and organic ligands are used as gelators to form a gel skeleton structure, and the gel skeleton structure absorbs liquid electrolyte components so that the quasi-solid electrolyte is obtained. The manufacturing method is a swelling absorption method, which consists of the steps as below: 1. under normal temperature, metal salt and carboxylic acids ligands are dissolved in organic solvents, and ultrasound is used to realize full dissolution; 2. gel is formed by heating; 3. the formed gel is soaked in the electrolyte solution containing I-/I3- redox couples to absorb the components of the electrolyte solution, and then the metal organic gel electrolyte can be obtained. The manufacturing method is easy, convenient, fast and low-cost, and the synthesized gel electrolyte can be used for solar cells and other battery fields.
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