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Interfacial Chemical Bridge Constructed by Zwitterionic Sulfamic Acid for Efficient and Stable Perovskite Solar Cells
journal contribution
posted on 2020-03-17, 18:09 authored by Haoran Xia, Xing Li, Jiyu Zhou, Boxin Wang, Yanmeng Chu, Yanxun Li, Guangbao Wu, Dongyang Zhang, Baoda Xue, Xuning Zhang, Yue Hu, Huiqiong Zhou, Yuan ZhangA simple-structure
zwitterion of sulfamic acid (+H3N–SO3–, SA) is introduced
to construct an effective chemical bridge between SnO2 and
a perovskite layer through a coordination bond via the -SO3– anion for remedying the oxygen vacancies of SnO2 and meanwhile to passivate charged defects of the perovskite
through electrostatic interaction via the -NH3+ cation. The introduced SA results in high-quality perovskite films
with large grain size, due to the better wettability for perovskite
solution. Consequently, the SA-modified solar cell generates an enhanced
efficiency from 18.2% to 20.4% with negligible hysteresis. Remarkably,
the unsealed device with SA modification also exhibits considerably
improved stability.