Methylammonium bismuth （III） iodide single crystals and films have been developed and investigated. We have further presented the first demonstration of using this organic-inorganic bismuth-based material to replace...Methylammonium bismuth （III） iodide single crystals and films have been developed and investigated. We have further presented the first demonstration of using this organic-inorganic bismuth-based material to replace lead/tin-based perovskite materials in solution-processable solar cells. The organic-inorganic bismuth-based material has advantages of non-toxicity, ambient stability, and low-temperature solution-processability, which provides a promising solution to address the toxicity and stability challenges in organolead- and organotin-based perovskite solar cells. We also demonstrated that trivalent metal cation-based organic-inorganic hybrid materials can exhibit photovoltaic effect, which may inspire more research work on developing and applying organic-inorganic hybrid materials beyond divalent metal cations （Pb （II） and Sn （II）） for solar energy applications.展开更多
文摘Methylammonium bismuth （III） iodide single crystals and films have been developed and investigated. We have further presented the first demonstration of using this organic-inorganic bismuth-based material to replace lead/tin-based perovskite materials in solution-processable solar cells. The organic-inorganic bismuth-based material has advantages of non-toxicity, ambient stability, and low-temperature solution-processability, which provides a promising solution to address the toxicity and stability challenges in organolead- and organotin-based perovskite solar cells. We also demonstrated that trivalent metal cation-based organic-inorganic hybrid materials can exhibit photovoltaic effect, which may inspire more research work on developing and applying organic-inorganic hybrid materials beyond divalent metal cations （Pb （II） and Sn （II）） for solar energy applications.
