Suppressed deprotonation enables a durable buried interface in tin-lead perovskite for all-perovskite tandem solar cells
Sheng Fu(University of Toledo), Yanfa Yan(University of Toledo), Zhaoning Song(University of Toledo), Prabodika N. Kaluarachchi(University of Toledo), Chongwen Li(Northwestern University), Abasi Abudulimu(Astronomy and Space), Kshitiz Dolia(University of Toledo), Yeming Xian(University of Toledo), Edward H. Sargent(University of Toronto), Michael J. Heben(University of Toledo), Nannan Sun(Chinese Academy of Sciences), David S. Ginger(University of Washington), Lei Chen(Nankai University), Xiaoming Wang(National Taiwan University of Science and Technology), You Li(Guangxi University of Science and Technology), Bin Chen(Northeast Normal University), Randy J. Ellingson(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Zixu Huang(University of Washington)
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