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High-performance perovskite photoanode enabled by Ni passivation and catalysis

Da et al., 2015

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Da P
Cha M
Sun L
Wu Y
Wang Z
Zheng G
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Lead halide perovskites have achieved phenomenal successes in photovoltaics due to their suitable bandgaps, long diffusion lengths, and balanced charge transport. However, the extreme susceptibility of perovskites to water or air has imposed a seemingly …
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