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Energy storage and management

Energy storage and management

Low-energy states could be secret to perovskites’ success

09 Feb 2018 Isabelle Dumé
MAPbI3 thin film
Scanning electron micrograph of low-coverage MAPbI3 thin film showing polycrystalline particles 3–4 microns in diameter. Grain size and morphology is controlled by growth conditions. (Courtesy: E Harel)
Why are halide perovskites so efficient at converting sunlight into energy? New single-particle meas

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