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Steel halide perovskites are taken into consideration to be a specifically affordable and also appealing course of products for next-generation solar components. Perovskite solar cells can be produced with finishing processes making use of liquid inks made from forerunner materials and different solvents. After finish, the solvents evaporate as well as the perovskites crystallize to create a more or less homogeneous layer.

Amongst the most exciting products for solar cells are the supposed MAPI semiconductors. They consist of natural methylammonium cations and lead iodide octahedra that develop a perovskite structure. MAPI based solar cells have achieved performances of 25% within a couple of years. However so far, the semi-organic semiconductors are still maturing swiftly.