Perovskite Solar Cells Made by a Self-Quenching Method Using a Volatile Perovskite Ink with Safer Alternatives to 2‑Methoxyethanol

Four solvents from the glycol ether (GE) family were evaluated as safer alternatives to the highly toxic 2-methoxyethanol (2ME) used for the fabrication of perovskite solar cells (PSCs). A self-quenching process by spin-coating the acetonitrile (ACN)-based ink for 7 s was developed. The influence of...

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Main Author:	Samy Almosni (8345985) (author)
Other Authors:	Fumiyasu Awai (8345988) (author), Ajay Jena (20419026) (author), Ludmila Cojocaru (4514701) (author), Ryota Kan (8996580) (author), Linh Vu Tuy (20419029) (author), Keishi Tada (11009254) (author), Kazuteru Nonomura (1930903) (author), Jotaro Nakazaki (1283088) (author), Satoshi Uchida (281774) (author), Hiroshi Segawa (1277808) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Medicine Developmental Biology Cancer Plant Biology Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified highly toxic 2 four solvents studied volatile perovskite ink perovskite solar cells quenching method using perovskite layers quenching process safer alternatives pscs ). produce pscs glycol ether efficiency similar cell efficiency
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Perovskite Solar Cells Made by a Self-Quenching Method Using a Volatile Perovskite Ink with Safer Alternatives to 2‑Methoxyethanol

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