Researchers Use Lead Acetate to Make Perovskite Cells with 21% Efficiency

The test devices showed strong stability with no efficiency loss after 3,300 hours

December 27, 2022

/ Gautamee Hazarika
/ Solar, Technology
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Researchers from Monash University, Australia, in collaboration with the Wuhan University of Technology in China, said they were able to use lead acetate as a precursor in making formamidinium-caesium perovskite solar cells with a conversion efficiency of 21%.

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