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A highly efficient solid-state solar cell (TiO 2 /dye/CuI) with improved stability was fabricated by controlling the pore filling of the porous dyed TiO 2 layer with molten salt capped CuI crystals and improving the TiO 2 by necking with ZnO. The molten salt controls the CuI crystal growth and acts as a protective coating for CuI nanocrystals, and necking with the more conductive ZnO improves electrical contact between TiO 2 particles, both contributing to improved cell performance. Cells achieved efficiency as high as 3.8% with improved stability under continuous illumination for about 2 weeks.
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