Dynamic Reconfiguration of Hydrogen-Bonded Networks to Modulate Perovskite Crystallization

Jiaxue Zhai; Huān Bì; Shiji Zhang; Lin Xie; Bin Wu; Peng Wang; Shifeng Ge; Shafidah Shafian; Jiayan Chen; Wenhua Zhang; Yong Zhang; Nam‐Gyu Park; Yong Hua

doi:10.1039/d5ee07159c

January 1, 2026Energy & Environmental Science

Dynamic Reconfiguration of Hydrogen-Bonded Networks to Modulate Perovskite Crystallization

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This research aims to understand how dynamic hydrogen bonds affect perovskite crystallization.
Analyzed precursor interactions using hydrogen bond dynamics.
Investigated nucleation pathways under varying conditions.
Utilized advanced characterization techniques to assess crystallization changes.
Demonstrated that treating hydrogen bonds as dynamic significantly influences crystallization.
Reported improved control over nucleation pathways by modulating hydrogen bond interactions.

Implication

Dynamic control of crystallization outcomes in perovskite materials, suggesting new methods for improved fabrication.

Abstract

Precise control of perovskite crystallization remains challenging because hydrogen bonds (H-bonds), which govern precursor interactions and nucleation pathways, are often treated as static rather than dynamic entities. Here, we propose...

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Zhai et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6971bdcf642b1836717e26cb https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ee07159c

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