Method for producing a photovoltaic device
AssigneePirelli & C. S.p.A.
InventorsLuca Martinotto, Andrea Pelizzoni, Xicola Sin
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Abstract
Process for preparing a photovoltaic device including at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a nanosized photo-catalytic crystalline phase, by depositing the oxide in the presence of a hydrosoluble organic polymer and a hydrolysable organic derivative of metal of the metal oxide under non-destructive conditions.
Claims22
1-21. (canceled)
A process for preparing a photovoltaic device including at least one film of at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a nanosized photocatalytic crystalline phase, comprising the steps of:
- a) obtaining the at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a photocatalytic crystalline phase;
- b) forming a suspension of the at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a photocatalytic crystalline phase in an aqueous solution containing at least a hydrosoluble organic polymer and a hydrolysable organic derivative of metal of the metal oxide;
- c) depositing the resulting suspension on a substrate to give a film;
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- d) treating said film at a temperature between about 30° C. and about 100° C. in the presence of water.
A process for preparing a film comprising at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a nanosized photocatalytic crystalline phase, comprising the steps of:
- a) obtaining the at least one semiconductive metal oxide with a major amount of a photocatalytic crystalline phase;
- b) forming a suspension of the at least one semiconductive metal oxide with at least one semiconductive metal oxide in an aqueous solution containing at least a hydrosoluble organic polymer and a hydrolysable organic derivative of said metal oxide;
- c) depositing the resulting suspension on a substrate to give a film;
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- d) treating said film at a temperature between about 30° C. and about 100° C. in the presence of water.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.