Conformal oxides decouple chemical stability and energetics at NiOx/perovskite interfaces · C. Xie et al.
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Chenchao Xie1†, Shuai You1†, Melissa A. Davis1, Ross A. Kerner1, Kelly Schutt1, Ryan A. DeCrescent2, Tianran Liu1, Manuel A. Rodriguez III3, Rosemary C. Bramante1,4, Christian Velez1, Mirzo Mirzokarimov1, Marc J. Migliozzi1, Todd Russell5, Adam Lorenz5, Benjia Dak Dou5, Michael Owen-Bellini1, Axel F. Palmstrom1, Duong Nguyen Minh1, Michael D. McGehee2,3, Joseph J. Berry1,2,4, Laura T. Schelhas1,2, Kai Zhu1,2*, Joseph M. Luther1,2* Nickel oxide (NiOx) is a common hole transport layer (HtL) in perovskite photovoltaics, but the chemical reactivity of NiOx surfaces accelerates degradation when contacting perovskites. We developed an ultrathin, conformal tin oxide (SnOx) interlayer to suppress interfacial reactivity between NiOx and perovskite. …
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