Anchoring ligand engineering enables highly stable MA-free perovskite solar cells with a minimal V OC deficit of 0.32 V

Á. Vincze; Hyoungwon Park; Fabian Streller; Klaus Götz; Shudi Qiu; Ji-Won Byun; Ying Shang; Zhangyu Yuan; Lirong Dong; Zijian Peng; Fu Yang; Yanxue Wang; Andreas Späth; Andres Osvet; Thomas Heumueller; Silke Christiansen; Marcus Halik; R. Fink; Tobias Unruh; Larry Lüer; Christoph J. Brabec

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Ligand engineering is an effective method to reduce defects in perovskite solar cells (PSCs) and to enhance efficiency. Likewise, enhancing device stability through ligand engineering is currently emerging as a...

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