Green electronics rely on materials that grow on trees

Compounds derived from eucalyptus and other plants are formulated into an ink for printing electronic components.

Solvents made from plants could replace the petroleum-derived solvents used today in organic solar cells and transistors¹.

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Nature 613, 218 (2023)

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