Paper Type   | 
							      Contributed Paper | 
Title   | 
							      Computational Study of Structure and Photophysical Properties Relationship of Carbazoles with Four Anchoring Groups for DSSC: Consideration for Light Harvesting and Electron Injection | 
Author   | 
							      Yuly Kusumawati*, Atthar L. Ivansyah, Muhamad A. Martoprawiro and Linda W. Oktavia | 
Email   | 
							      y_kusumawati@chem.its.ac.id | 
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									  Abstract: The study of structures and photophysical property relationships of the carbazole 
derivatives molecule, which has four anchoring groups, has been investigated in this research. 
Two carbazole dyes which have double anchoring groups (CB0) is combined using two kinds of 
linker, carbazole moiety (1) and phenanthrene one (2). The effects of substituents to the molecule 
were also observed. Density Functional Theory (DFT) has been implemented to observe the 
geometry optimization, whereas Time Dependent Density Functional Theory (TD-DFT) has 
been carried out to figure out the electronic transition behaviour of the molecules. Focusing to 
the dye application as a sensitizer in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC), the calculations revealed 
that the derivatives of dye having carbazole as a linker, CB1d is promising give the highest Jsc 
among all of the observed dyes. 
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Start & End Page   | 
							      1219 - 1228 | 
Received Date   | 
							      2019-04-12 | 
Revised Date   | 
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Accepted Date   | 
							      2019-07-13 | 
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Keyword   | 
							      carbazole, photo physical properties, computational, TDDFT, DSSC | 
Volume   | 
							      Vol.46 No.6 (November 2019) | 
DOI   | 
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Citation   | 
							      Kusumawati* Y., Ivansyah A.L., Martoprawiro M.A. and Oktavia L.W., Computational Study of Structure and Photophysical Properties Relationship of Carbazoles with Four Anchoring Groups for DSSC: Consideration for Light Harvesting and Electron Injection, Chiang Mai Journal of Science, 2019; 46(6): 1219-1228. | 
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