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Heavy pnictogen chalcohalides for efficient, stable, and environmentally friendly solar cell applications

Title
Heavy pnictogen chalcohalides for efficient, stable, and environmentally friendly solar cell applications
Author(s)
Choi, Yong ChanNie, Riming
Issued Date
2023-04
Citation
Nanotechnology, v.34, no.14
Type
Article
Author Keywords
solar absorberssolar cellsheavy pnictogen chalcohalidesoxyhalides
Keywords
ENERGYTHERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIESPHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIESHALIDE PEROVSKITESI SYSTEMBIOIBISISEMICONDUCTORPB2SBS2I3PROGRESS
ISSN
0957-4484
Abstract
Solar cell technology is an effective solution for addressing climate change and the energy crisis. Therefore, many researchers have investigated various solar cell absorbers that convert Sunlight into electric energy. Among the different materials researched, heavy pnictogen chalcohalides comprising heavy pnictogen cations, such as Bi3+ and Sb3+, and chalcogen-halogen anions have recently been revisited as emerging solar absorbers because of their potential for efficient, stable, and low-toxicity solar cell applications. This review explores the recent progress in the applications of heavy pnictogen chalcohalides, including oxyhalides and mixed chalcohalides, in solar cells. We categorize them into material types based on their common structural characteristics and describe their up-to-date developments in solar cell applications. Finally, we discuss their material imitations, challenges for further development, and possible strategies for overcoming them. © 2023 IOP Publishing Ltd
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/17506
DOI
10.1088/1361-6528/acb05d
Publisher
Institute of Physics Publishing
Related Researcher
  • 최용찬 Choi, Yong Chan
  • Research Interests chalcogenides; chalcohalides; solar cells; photovoltaic materials; heavy pnictogen; lead-free; two-dimensional materials
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