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Hydrogel method enables water-based perovskite crystallization
Original: Hydrogel-confined environment for aqueous-compatible perovskite crystallization
Researchers have reported a hydrogel-confined environment that allows perovskite crystallization to work under water-compatible, aqueous conditions, according to a study published in Nature. The approach could ease fabrication of perovskite materials, which are widely pursued for next-generation solar cells, by reducing reliance on strictly anhydrous processing. Details on performance and practical adoption have not yet been widely reported.
Why now: A new Nature study on perovskite processing is drawing attention from the solar energy and materials science communities.
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- Hydrogel-confined environment for aqueous-compatible perovskite crystallization · Bioengineer.org
- Hydrogel-confined environment for aqueous-compatible perovskite crystallization · Nature
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