A multi-cation hybrid perovskite cuts lead content while preserving 3D structure, moisture stability, and solar-cell conversion yield.
A 1D ladder-structured hybrid post-perovskite raises photoluminescence quantum yield while preserving broadband white-light emission.
A band-gap-matched perovskite transport layer reduces interface traps, cutting exciton quenching and charge loss while improving LED lifespan.
Ionic-liquid precursors enable large-area perovskite coating in air, limiting moisture and oxygen defects while supporting uniform industrial-scale films.
Non-reactive anilinium ligands passivate tetragonal perovskite surfaces without bulk penetration, improving solar-cell stability at elevated temperature.
A mixed-cation, mixed-halide perovskite film tunes the band gap for stable 380–500 nm absorption without color filters.
Adhesive tape removes surface defects from perovskite films to enhance mechanical hardness.
Hydrophobic alkylammonium ligands stabilize metal halide perovskite particles for high luminescence quantum yield.
A pixelated template with convex and concave portions guides two-dimensional perovskite material transfer to form high-density light-emitting arrays.
Liquid phase treatment creates stable mixed-halide perovskite films that resist moisture degradation while maintaining high power conversion efficiency.
Mixed cation perovskites with additives reduce the bandgap to 1.1-1.5 eV, addressing energy loss from high bandgaps while maintaining stability.
A multiple cation-doped perovskite compound stabilizes the crystal lattice structure in solar cells.
Mixed Sn-Pb perovskite materials stabilize crystal structures against oxidation while optimizing band gap energies between 1.2 and 1.6 eV.