Advanced Sustainable Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 26, 2024
Abstract
Lead
halide
perovskites
have
revolutionized
the
field
of
optoelectronics
and
attracted
worldwide
attention
due
to
their
outstanding
semiconducting
characteristics.
Meanwhile,
solution
processability
printability
perovskite
allow
commercialization
solar
cells
(PSCs)
profitable.
However,
deposition
films
usually
uses
polar
aprotic
solvents.
The
popular
antisolvents
are
aromatics
or
aromatic
halogenated
hydrocarbons.
All
them
a
high
risk
toxicity
flammability.
To
reduce
adverse
effects
on
environment
operators
enhance
sustainability
technologies,
researchers
made
lots
efforts
study
sustainable
green
Herein,
selection
criteria
solvents
surveyed.
Methods
solubility
prediction
precursor
comprehensively
discussed
from
perspectives
polarity
Lewis
acid–base
chemistry.
significance
antisolvent
boiling
point
is
emphasized.
Research
advances
in
summarized.
Finally,
this
review
presents
in‐depth
insights
into
green‐solvent‐processable
highlights
research
directions
for
modules
future.
It
lays
good
foundation
development
PSCs.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2025
Abstract
In
chiral
hybrid
perovskites
(CHPs),
the
generation
of
polarized
spin
current
and
manipulation
exciton
recombination
are
expected
to
produce
circularly
electroluminescence
(CP‐EL)
through
chiral‐induced
selectivity
(CISS).
It
opens
a
new
avenue
for
developing
single
junction
light‐emitting
diodes
(spin‐LEDs).
The
recent
challenge
lies
primarily
in
balancing
device
performance
CP‐EL
polarization.
Beyond
this,
blue
spin‐LEDs
have
not
been
fully
realized.
lacks
studies
interior
spin‐chiroptical
properties.
Herein,
promising
chirality
transfer
methodology
is
initiated
fabricating
sky‐blue
(≈491
nm)
using
synthesized
ionic
liquids
(CILs).
They
on
one
side
yield
material
passivation,
giving
rise
chiroptical
(EL)
An
optimal
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQE)
13.0%
with
dissymmetry
factor
0.158
obtained.
Importantly,
this
method
leads
elevation
orbit
coupling
(CISOC)
strength
up
0.9717
eV
A,
long
decay
lifetime
over
1
ns
A
large
approximately
75%
achieved
ambient
conditions.
This
work
unlocks
spin‐LEDs,
further
construction
spin‐chiroptics
relationship.
ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(35), P. 13371 - 13381
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Perovskite
solar
cells
(PSCs)
have
attracted
significant
attention
for
their
utility
in
next-generation
energy
production
technology
due
to
rapidly
increasing
power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCEs),
which
recently
reached
levels
comparable
those
of
commercially
successful
Si
cells.
The
simplicity
and
low
cost
the
perovskite
solution
processability
further
heightened
commercial
viability.
However,
use
N,N-dimethylformamide
(DMF)─a
volatile
toxic
solvent─in
this
process
is
considered
be
a
major
issue
that
not
only
poses
challenges
at
lab
scale
but
also
can
potentially
lead
serious
human
environmental
damage
if
introduced
into
lines
upon
being
commercialized.
present
study
aims
address
toxicity
problem
by
classifying
solvents
green
categories
using
create
high-efficiency
PSCs.
A
specific
challenge
encountered
was
solubility
materials
solvents,
led
creation
films
with
inferior
optical
electrical
properties.
This
resolved
ionizing
addition
organic
halide
materials,
ultimately
enabling
fabrication
PSCs
PCEs
reaching
up
20.6%.
PCE
metric
all-layer
solvent
PSC
as
high
4.54,
exceeding
all
solvent-based
PSCs,
thereby
showing
achieves
efficiency
while
addressing
relevant
health
impacts.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Abstract
2D
perovskite
has
demonstrated
great
potential
for
application
in
photovoltaic
devices
due
to
the
tunable
energy
bands,
suppressed
ion
migration,
and
high
stability.
However,
solar
cells
(PSCs)
display
suboptimal
efficiency
comparison
3D
cells,
which
can
be
attributed
quantum
confinement
dielectric
effects
resulting
from
intercalation
of
organic
spacer
cations
into
lattice.
This
review
starts
with
fundamental
structural
characteristics,
optoelectronic
properties,
carrier
transport
dynamics
PSCs,
followed
by
discussion
approaches
improve
performance
including
manipulation
crystal
orientation,
phase
distribution,
pure
phase,
layer,
device
engineering.
Then
advancements
structural,
humidity,
thermal,
maximum
power
point
tracking
stability
PSCs
are
summarized.
Afterward,
applications
2/3D
discussed.
provides
a
comprehensive
understanding
relationship
between
structure
as
well
offers
insights
constructing
efficient
stable
integrating
perovskites.
Advanced Materials Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Abstract
2D
Ruddlesden‐Popper
phase
perovskites
(RPPs)
offer
significant
potential
for
next‐generation
photovoltaics
owing
to
their
excellent
intrinsic
stability.
Fully
understanding
the
crystalline
configuration
of
perovskite
films
is
essential
further
enhancing
power‐conversion‐efficiency
(PCE)
solar
cells
(2D‐PSCs).
Herein,
structural
heterogeneities,
including
profiles
crystal
orientation
and
defect
distribution,
at
both
microscopic
mesoscopic
scales
are
investigated.
Empty
voids
observed
in
buried
interface
associated
with
Brownian
tree‐shaped
dendritic
structures,
orientations
RPPs
upper
lower
parts
these
areas
mismatched.
This
hinders
charge
carrier
transport
along
vertical
direction
likely
responsible
PCE
2D‐PSCs
compared
3D
counterparts.
The
formation
mechanism
mismatching
revealed
based
on
compositional
analysis.
results
suggest
that
synchronizing
rate
crystallization
different
film
may
eliminate
thereby
reduce
gap
between
2D‐
3D‐PSCs.
work
provides
a
comprehensive
crystallographic
heterogeneities
films,
highlighting
new
pathways
design
more
efficient
RPP
films.
Quasi
two-dimensional
(2D)
perovskite
light-emitting
diodes
(PeLEDs)
have
emerged
as
promising
candidates
for
next-generation
displays
and
solid-state
lighting.
However,
defects
in
the
films
often
hinder
device
performance
of
quasi-2D
PeLEDs,
leading
to
nonradiative
recombination
efficiency
losses.
Herein,
we
introduce
a
novel
synergistic
passivation
strategy
using
an
amino
acid
derivative
Boc-N3-Cbz-L-2,3-diaminopropionic
(BNCDA),
with
multiple
C═O
N-H
functional
groups
passivate
suppress
ion
migration
films.
By
incorporating
agent
into
precursor
solution,
significantly
reduced
defect
density
enhanced
radiative
recombination.
As
result,
optimized
PeLEDs
demonstrate
remarkable
external
quantum
(EQE)
22.6%
maximum
luminance
57951
cd
m-2
511
nm
emission.
Simultaneously,
optimal
devices
display
superior
spectral
stability
operation
lifetime
ambient
air.
This
work
highlights
importance
effect
effectively
passivating
provides
interesting
way
select
molecules
fabricating
high-performance
future
lighting
applications.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Oct. 10, 2024
Abstract
Layer-structured
Ruddlesden–Popper
(RP)
perovskites
(RPPs)
with
decent
stability
have
captured
the
imagination
of
photovoltaic
research
community
and
bring
hope
for
boosting
development
perovskite
solar
cell
(PSC)
technology.
However,
two-dimensional
(2D)
or
quasi-2D
RP
PSCs
are
encountered
some
challenges
large
exciton
binding
energy,
blocked
charge
transport
poor
film
quality,
which
restrict
their
performance.
Fortunately,
these
issues
can
be
readily
resolved
by
rationally
designing
spacer
cations
RPPs.
This
review
mainly
focuses
on
how
to
design
molecular
structures
organic
spacers
aims
endow
RPPs
outstanding
applications.
We
firstly
elucidated
important
roles
in
impacting
crystallization
kinetics,
transporting
ability
Then
we
brought
three
aspects
attention
spacers.
Finally,
presented
specific
structure
strategies
aiming
improve
performance
PSCs.
These
proposed
this
will
provide
new
avenues
develop
novel
advance
RPP
technology
future
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
Perovskite
solar
cells
have
been
of
great
interest
over
the
past
decade,
reaching
a
remarkable
power
conversion
efficiency
26.7%,
which
is
comparable
to
best
performing
silicon
devices.
Moreover,
capability
perovskite
be
solution-processed
at
low
cost
makes
them
an
ideal
candidate
for
future
photovoltaic
systems
that
could
replace
expensive
and
III-V
systems.
However,
current
state
solution-processing
heavily
dependent
on
toxic
solvents
such
as
DMF,
chlorobenzene,
diethyl
ether
so
on.
As
devices
approach
commercialization
large-scale
fabrication,
solution
must
first
found
reduce
risks
associated
with
processes.
This
review
article
presents
summary
general
attempts
achieving
fully
green-processed
cell
fabrication.
A
thorough
examination
popular
possible
alternatives
performed,
followed
by
their
applications
in
layer
fabrication
(including
anti-solvents)
charge
transport