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This research investigates the impact of solvent-precursor interactions on the quality of antisolvent-free perovskite films.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Beyond Rapid Nucleation: Unveiling the Role of Solvent-Precursor Interactions in Antisolvent-Free Perovskite Fabrication

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This research investigates the impact of solvent-precursor interactions on the quality of antisolvent-free perovskite films.
Analyzed solvent-precursor interaction effects on film quality.
Optimized processing conditions for antisolvent-free perovskite fabrication.
Used advanced characterization techniques to evaluate film properties.
Achieved higher quality perovskite films under optimized processing.
Demonstrated that specific solvent interactions significantly enhance film morphology.
Improved film stability contributes to better photovoltaic performance.

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Solution-processed antisolvent-free perovskites (AFPs) are promising candidates for scalable photovoltaic (PV) production. However, achieving high-quality AFP films typically requires stringent processing conditions, limiting reliability in large-scale manufacturing. Here, we employ...

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Kyoto University

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