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Electrodeposition of porous CuSCN layers as hole-conducting material for perovskite solar cells

Michael Graetzel
2018
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Abstract

One of the most promising among hole-conducting materials, CuSCN, was prepared for the first time in a form of porous layers for potential applications in inverted perovskite solar cells.

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