Ruddlesden–Popper Perovskite Alloys: Continuous and Discontinuous Tuning of the Electronic Structure
Ruddlesden–Popper Perovskite Alloys: Continuous and Discontinuous Tuning of the Electronic Structure
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10.1021/acs.jpcc.3c01294
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2023-05
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Kameron R. Hansen;Blake Romrell;C. McClure;Michele Eggleston;Alex Berzansky;Jeffrey Wayjer Lin;Kelsey Garden;Luisa Whittaker‐Brooks;J. Colton
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Kameron R. Hansen;Blake Romrell;C. McClure;Michele Eggleston;Alex Berzansky;Jeffrey Wayjer Lin;Kelsey Garden;Luisa Whittaker‐Brooks;J. Colton
Alloying mixed ratios of elements into the halide perovskite (HP) structure has proven to be an effective method of tuning these materials’ structural and electronic properties for photovoltaic and other optoelectronic applications. However, the standard spectroscopies used to characterize HP alloys such as absorption and photoluminescence are limited in their ability to detect disorder and phase segregation within the structure. Here, we characterize these properties in 2D HP alloys to a greater degree by using electroabsorption spectroscopy to study thin films with mixed-metal (Pb–Sn) and mixed-halide (Br–Cl and Br–I) compositions. The large spectral separation of band-edge states in 2D HPs allow us to detect a coexistence of elemental-rich domains within the Pb–Sn and Br–I alloys. Meanwhile, we find that the Br–Cl alloys exhibit sharper spectral features and a more uniform electroabsorption response indicative of an ordered structure, albeit still not as ordered as their pure Br and Cl counterparts. The band gap energies of the Br–Cl series (PEA2PbBrxCl4 –x) can be continuously tuned between 3.425 and 4.13 eV via the Br:Cl ratio, while the exciton binding energies can be tuned from 349 to 487 meV.