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Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis

Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are highly efficient and are comparatively cheaper than the large silicon crystals primarily used in solar cells. Their outstanding photovoltaic performance makes them a potential alternative to silicon solar cells. While efficiency and photovoltaic performance have bee...

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Main Authors:	Ahmed S.F., Islam N., Kumar P.S., Hoang A.T., Mofijur M., Inayat A., Shafiullah G.M., Vo D.-V.N., Badruddin I.A., Kamangar S.
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Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2024
Subjects:	Degradation Perovskite Perovskite device Photovoltaic Solar cell Stability Chemical stability Conversion efficiency Economic analysis II-VI semiconductors Perovskite solar cells Silicon solar cells Solar power generation Zinc oxide Cell-be Cell/B.E Cell/BE Economics analysis Hole transport materials Knowledge gaps Photovoltaic performance Photovoltaics Thermal and chemical stabilities
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spelling	my.uniten.dspace-347292024-10-14T11:22:08Z Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis Ahmed S.F. Islam N. Kumar P.S. Hoang A.T. Mofijur M. Inayat A. Shafiullah G.M. Vo D.-V.N. Badruddin I.A. Kamangar S. 56608467100 57226327589 24074610000 57199508361 57204492012 36518650200 24475918800 35957358000 12544753000 54785996300 Degradation Perovskite Perovskite device Photovoltaic Solar cell Stability Chemical stability Conversion efficiency Degradation Economic analysis II-VI semiconductors Perovskite solar cells Silicon solar cells Solar power generation Zinc oxide Cell-be Cell/B.E Cell/BE Economics analysis Hole transport materials Knowledge gaps Perovskite device Photovoltaic performance Photovoltaics Thermal and chemical stabilities Perovskite Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are highly efficient and are comparatively cheaper than the large silicon crystals primarily used in solar cells. Their outstanding photovoltaic performance makes them a potential alternative to silicon solar cells. While efficiency and photovoltaic performance have been investigated in recent decades, a knowledge gap on the degradation, economic feasibility and stability of PSCs exists, and their poor stability remains a barrier to commercialization. Thus, this review aims to fill this knowledge gap by focusing on approaches to improve PSCs� thermal and chemical stability, and their economic viability under different conditions. The structure and manufacture of PSCs are also discussed along with an economic analysis of different perovskite devices. Improvements in thermal stability can be reached by incorporating inorganic materials into the PSC. A PSC model optimized with ZnO improves chemical stability by 8% and works well under low temperatures. To make PSCs more economically feasible, certain parts like counter electrodes (CE) and hole transport materials (HTMs) can be replaced with alternative elements like carbon and inorganic HTMs, respectively. PSCs with long durability and high conversion efficiency will expand the commercial prospects for this material. To bridge the lack of knowledge, further investigation is required on the sustainability and longevity of PSCs. � 2022 Elsevier Ltd Final 2024-10-14T03:22:07Z 2024-10-14T03:22:07Z 2023 Article 10.1016/j.mtchem.2022.101284 2-s2.0-85143500904 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85143500904&doi=10.1016%2fj.mtchem.2022.101284&partnerID=40&md5=8607ad6c45524ef550095a8ce9e0fb58 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34729 27 101284 Elsevier Ltd Scopus
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topic	Degradation Perovskite Perovskite device Photovoltaic Solar cell Stability Chemical stability Conversion efficiency Degradation Economic analysis II-VI semiconductors Perovskite solar cells Silicon solar cells Solar power generation Zinc oxide Cell-be Cell/B.E Cell/BE Economics analysis Hole transport materials Knowledge gaps Perovskite device Photovoltaic performance Photovoltaics Thermal and chemical stabilities Perovskite
spellingShingle	Degradation Perovskite Perovskite device Photovoltaic Solar cell Stability Chemical stability Conversion efficiency Degradation Economic analysis II-VI semiconductors Perovskite solar cells Silicon solar cells Solar power generation Zinc oxide Cell-be Cell/B.E Cell/BE Economics analysis Hole transport materials Knowledge gaps Perovskite device Photovoltaic performance Photovoltaics Thermal and chemical stabilities Perovskite Ahmed S.F. Islam N. Kumar P.S. Hoang A.T. Mofijur M. Inayat A. Shafiullah G.M. Vo D.-V.N. Badruddin I.A. Kamangar S. Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
description	Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are highly efficient and are comparatively cheaper than the large silicon crystals primarily used in solar cells. Their outstanding photovoltaic performance makes them a potential alternative to silicon solar cells. While efficiency and photovoltaic performance have been investigated in recent decades, a knowledge gap on the degradation, economic feasibility and stability of PSCs exists, and their poor stability remains a barrier to commercialization. Thus, this review aims to fill this knowledge gap by focusing on approaches to improve PSCs� thermal and chemical stability, and their economic viability under different conditions. The structure and manufacture of PSCs are also discussed along with an economic analysis of different perovskite devices. Improvements in thermal stability can be reached by incorporating inorganic materials into the PSC. A PSC model optimized with ZnO improves chemical stability by 8% and works well under low temperatures. To make PSCs more economically feasible, certain parts like counter electrodes (CE) and hole transport materials (HTMs) can be replaced with alternative elements like carbon and inorganic HTMs, respectively. PSCs with long durability and high conversion efficiency will expand the commercial prospects for this material. To bridge the lack of knowledge, further investigation is required on the sustainability and longevity of PSCs. � 2022 Elsevier Ltd
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author_facet	56608467100 Ahmed S.F. Islam N. Kumar P.S. Hoang A.T. Mofijur M. Inayat A. Shafiullah G.M. Vo D.-V.N. Badruddin I.A. Kamangar S.
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author	Ahmed S.F. Islam N. Kumar P.S. Hoang A.T. Mofijur M. Inayat A. Shafiullah G.M. Vo D.-V.N. Badruddin I.A. Kamangar S.
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title	Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
title_short	Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
title_full	Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
title_fullStr	Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
title_full_unstemmed	Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
title_sort	perovskite solar cells: thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis
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Perovskite solar cells: Thermal and chemical stability improvement, and economic analysis

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