Abstract

The heating and cooling phase diagram of CsPb(BrxI1−x)3 is determined by combinatorial synthesis and high throughput X-ray characterization.

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  • In recent years, hybrid perovskites (ABX3) have proven to be an excellent absorber material for photovoltaic applications and are currently the best performing thin- lm materials with power conversion efficiencies above 25%.1 Many of these perovskite materials can be processed from solution by spin-coating, slot-dye coating,[2] or inkjet printing[3] at moderate processing temperatures

  • We find that all compositions convert to the cubic perovskite phase at high temperature and that the presence of bromide in the films stabilizes the metastable perovskite phases upon cool down

  • This implies that the mixture is a solid solution and explains the tunability in optical properties previously reported.[25,26]

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Introduction

Hybrid perovskites (ABX3) have proven to be an excellent absorber material for photovoltaic applications and are currently the best performing thin- lm materials with power conversion efficiencies above 25%.1 Many of these perovskite materials can be processed from solution by spin-coating, slot-dye coating,[2] or inkjet printing[3] at moderate processing temperatures. Hybrid perovskites (ABX3) have proven to be an excellent absorber material for photovoltaic applications and are currently the best performing thin- lm materials with power conversion efficiencies above 25%.1. Many of these perovskite materials can be processed from solution by spin-coating, slot-dye coating,[2] or inkjet printing[3] at moderate processing temperatures. The limited thermal stability of halide hybrid perovskites is in part due to the use of volatile organic cations such as methylammonium and formamidinium.[6,7] a possible improvement can be expected from using inorganic cations, such as cesium.[8] For cesium lead halide perovskites, CsPbI3 with an optical bandgap of Eg 1⁄4 1.73 eV It has been found that the cubic perovskite a-phase of

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