Current methods of harvesting solar energy has a theoretical efficiency limit of 33%. New nanomaterials use singlet fission to produce and extend life of harvestable light-generated electrons, that may be more efficient, affordable, and increase the theoretical efficiency of solar cells up to 44%.

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Current methods of harvesting solar energy has a theoretical efficiency limit of 33%. New nanomaterials use singlet fission to produce and extend life of harvestable light-generated electrons, that may be more efficient, affordable, and increase the theoretical efficiency of solar cells up to 44%.