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City University of Hong Kong Advances Perovskite Solar Cells with High-Temperature Resilience

By Teri WrightOctober 24, 20232 Mins Read
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City University of Hong Kong has unveiled a groundbreaking advancement in perovskite solar cell technology, achieved through the ingenious engineering of a self-assembled monolayer anchored onto a nickel oxide surface to serve as a charge extraction layer. This cutting-edge research development is set to revolutionize the field of perovskite solar cells by significantly improving both

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