Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) with high efficiencies have been reported in recent years. Consequently, the main obstacle that hinders their commercialization is their poor thermal stability. Here, we describe the introduction of an A-site cation (2-choloroethylammonium) that affords an ABX(3) perovskite, which is stable at high temperatures (>80 degrees C) while achieving efficiencies > 19% in methylammonium lead iodide (MAPI)-based PSCs.
Introduction of a Bifunctional Cation Affords Perovskite Solar Cells Stable at Temperatures Exceeding 80 degrees C
Mahata Arup;De Angelis Filippo;
2019
Abstract
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) with high efficiencies have been reported in recent years. Consequently, the main obstacle that hinders their commercialization is their poor thermal stability. Here, we describe the introduction of an A-site cation (2-choloroethylammonium) that affords an ABX(3) perovskite, which is stable at high temperatures (>80 degrees C) while achieving efficiencies > 19% in methylammonium lead iodide (MAPI)-based PSCs.File in questo prodotto:
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