Quantum-Size-Tuned Heterostructures Enable Efficient and Stable Inverted Perovskite Solar Cells
Published in Nature Photonics 2022, 16 (5), 352–358, 2022
Bulkier organic spacers slow 2D heterostructure formation to produce wider (n ≥ 3) reduced-dimensional perovskites that eliminate electron blocking at the 2D/3D interface, enabling certified 23.91% inverted perovskite solar cells stable at 50% relative humidity for >1000 h.
Recommended citation: Chen, H.†; Teale, S.†; Chen, B.†; Hou, Y.†; Grater, L.; Zhu, T.; Bertens, K.; Park, S. M.; Atapattu, H. R.; Gao, Y.; Wei, M.; Johnston, A. K.; Zhou, Q.; Xu, K.; Yu, D.; Han, C.; Cui, T.; Jung, E. H.; Zhou, C.; Zhou, W.; Proppe, A. H.; Hoogland, S.; Laquai, F.; Filleter, T.; Graham, K. R.; Ning, Z.; Sargent, E. H. Quantum-Size-Tuned Heterostructures Enable Efficient and Stable Inverted Perovskite Solar Cells. Nature Photonics 2022, 16 (5), 352–358.
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