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Cooperating with additives: low-cost hole-transporting materials for improved stability of perovskite solar cells

AKA| Mind the (band)gap: nano-to-micro optimization of lead-free perovskite solar cells (PERLA) ,
AKA| Photonics Research and Innovation
Authors: Paavo Mäkinen; Daniele Conelli; G. Krishnamurthy Grandhi; Gian Paolo Suranna; Paola Vivo; Roberto Grisorio;
doi: 10.1039/d4se01356e
handle: 11589/286980
Abstract
A low-cost approach for unconventional hole-transporting materials is reported. Their sustainable combination with the sole tert-butyl pyridine as an additive unprecedently stabilises the corresponding perovskite solar cells up to 400 days.
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