Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell

We investigate time-dependent inorganic ligand exchanging effect and photovoltaic performance of lead sulfide (PbS) nanocrystal films. With optimal processing time, volume shrinkage induced by residual oleic acid of the PbS colloidal quantum dot (CQD) was minimized and a crack-free film was obtained...

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Main Authors: Kim, B, Hong, J, Hou, B, Cho, Y, Sohn, J, Cha, S, Kim, J
Format: Journal article
Published: American Institute of Physics 2016
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author Kim, B
Hong, J
Hou, B
Cho, Y
Sohn, J
Cha, S
Kim, J
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Hong, J
Hou, B
Cho, Y
Sohn, J
Cha, S
Kim, J
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description We investigate time-dependent inorganic ligand exchanging effect and photovoltaic performance of lead sulfide (PbS) nanocrystal films. With optimal processing time, volume shrinkage induced by residual oleic acid of the PbS colloidal quantum dot (CQD) was minimized and a crack-free film was obtained with improved flatness. Furthermore, sufficient surface passivation significantly increased the packing density by replacing from long oleic acid to a short iodide molecule. It thus facilities exciton dissociation via enhanced charge carrier transport in PbS CQD films, resulting in the improved power conversion efficiency from 3.39% to 6.62%. We also found that excess iodine ions on the PbS surface rather hinder high photovoltaic performance of the CQD solar cell.
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spelling oxford-uuid:424497d9-252d-4609-b172-f7f804abdb422022-03-26T14:48:32ZInorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cellJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:424497d9-252d-4609-b172-f7f804abdb42Symplectic Elements at OxfordAmerican Institute of Physics2016Kim, BHong, JHou, BCho, YSohn, JCha, SKim, JWe investigate time-dependent inorganic ligand exchanging effect and photovoltaic performance of lead sulfide (PbS) nanocrystal films. With optimal processing time, volume shrinkage induced by residual oleic acid of the PbS colloidal quantum dot (CQD) was minimized and a crack-free film was obtained with improved flatness. Furthermore, sufficient surface passivation significantly increased the packing density by replacing from long oleic acid to a short iodide molecule. It thus facilities exciton dissociation via enhanced charge carrier transport in PbS CQD films, resulting in the improved power conversion efficiency from 3.39% to 6.62%. We also found that excess iodine ions on the PbS surface rather hinder high photovoltaic performance of the CQD solar cell.
spellingShingle Kim, B
Hong, J
Hou, B
Cho, Y
Sohn, J
Cha, S
Kim, J
Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title_full Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title_fullStr Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title_full_unstemmed Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title_short Inorganic-ligand exchanging time effect in PbS quantum dot solar cell
title_sort inorganic ligand exchanging time effect in pbs quantum dot solar cell
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