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Solar cells

Solar cells

Two-dimensional nanoribbons make more efficient perovskite solar cells

28 Jan 2022
Solar cell incorporating phosphorene nanoribbons
Increased efficiency: Illustration showing layers of a solar cell incorporating phosphorene nanoribbons and (right) an image of a nanoribbon. (Courtesy: T J Macdonald and T Webb)
Phosphorene nanoribbons can improve the efficiency of perovskite solar cells, a new study has shown.

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