Structural Phases of CsPbBr3 Under Varying P and T: Impact on Stability and Electronic Properties
ORAL
Abstract
Inorganic photovoltaic ABX3 perovskite systems exhibit high energy conversion efficiencies and are more resistant to deterioration under air exposure than hybrid organic-inorganic equivalents. However, the properties of these systems under relevant environmental stimuli are not fully explored. Structural measurements on CsPbBr3 under pressure and temperature changes combined with detailed DFT simulations and analysis were used to investigate their structural stability and electron transport. The complex pressure/temperature-structural phase diagram is revealed. The impact of the bond strengths on the deformation of the Pb and Cs coordination by Br under pressure is discussed. The intrinsic stability of this class of materials is commented on. Possible approaches to enhance physical properties will be reported.
* NSF grant DMR-2313456 supports this work.
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Presenters
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Sizhan Liu
New Jersey Inst of Tech
Authors
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Sizhan Liu
New Jersey Inst of Tech
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Sandun Amarasinghe
New Jersey Institute of Technology
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M Li
New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Stella Chariton
University of Chicago
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Vitali Prakapenka
University of Chicago
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Zhenxian Liu
UIC, University of Illinois at Chicago
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Tieyan Chang
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Yu-Sheng Chen
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Sanjit Ghose
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Yong Yang
San Diego State University
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Joshua A Young
New Jersey Inst of Tech
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Trevor A Tyson
New Jersey Inst. of Tech.