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Defect passivation in methylammonium/bromine free inverted perovskite solar cells using charge-modulated molecular bonding.


ABSTRACT: Molecular passivation is a prominent approach for improving the performance and operation stability of halide perovskite solar cells (HPSCs). Herein, we reveal discernible effects of diammonium molecules with either an aryl or alkyl core onto Methylammonium-free perovskites. Piperazine dihydriodide (PZDI), characterized by an alkyl core-electron cloud-rich-NH terminal, proves effective in mitigating surface and bulk defects and modifying surface chemistry or interfacial energy band, ultimately leading to improved carrier extraction. Benefiting from superior PZDI passivation, the device achieves an impressive efficiency of 23.17% (area ~1 cm2) (low open circuit voltage deficit ~0.327 V) along with superior operational stability. We achieve a certified efficiency of ~21.47% (area ~1.024 cm2) for inverted HPSC. PZDI strengthens adhesion to the perovskite via -NH2I and Mulliken charge distribution. Device analysis corroborates that stronger bonding interaction attenuates the defect densities and suppresses ion migration. This work underscores the crucial role of bifunctional molecules with stronger surface adsorption in defect mitigation, setting the stage for the design of charge-regulated molecular passivation to enhance the performance and stability of HPSC.

SUBMITTER: Khadka DB 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10824754 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Defect passivation in methylammonium/bromine free inverted perovskite solar cells using charge-modulated molecular bonding.

Khadka Dhruba B DB   Shirai Yasuhiro Y   Yanagida Masatoshi M   Ota Hitoshi H   Lyalin Andrey A   Taketsugu Tetsuya T   Miyano Kenjiro K  

Nature communications 20240129 1


Molecular passivation is a prominent approach for improving the performance and operation stability of halide perovskite solar cells (HPSCs). Herein, we reveal discernible effects of diammonium molecules with either an aryl or alkyl core onto Methylammonium-free perovskites. Piperazine dihydriodide (PZDI), characterized by an alkyl core-electron cloud-rich-NH terminal, proves effective in mitigating surface and bulk defects and modifying surface chemistry or interfacial energy band, ultimately l  ...[more]

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