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Low‐Cost Fabrication of Sb2S3 Solar Cells: Direct Evaporation from Raw Stibnite Ore

Zeng et al., 2022

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1210799192281179277
Author
Zeng Y
Wu J
Sun K
Huang J
Li L
Sha C
Yao Y
Lai Y
Green M
Liu F
Hao X
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Solar RRL

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Antimony sulfide is an emerging 1D nontoxic Earth‐abundant photovoltaic material with favorable wide bandgap as a suitable top‐cell candidate for multijunction tandem solar cells. However, the current fabrication technology for Sb2S3 solar cells relies heavily on a high …
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