Hydrazine and methylhydrazine were intercalated into polycrystalline thin films of lead iodide. Optical-band-edge shifts decreased with increasing methylation. This suggests a model whereby the polarization of the intercalate lowers and flattens the valence-band energy thereby increasing the fundamental band-gap energy.
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