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  • 2023Controlled Reduction of Sn4+ in the Complex Iodide Cs2SnI6 with Metallic Gallium2citations
  • 2023In Search of a Double Perovskite in the Phase Triangle of Bromides CsBr-CuBr-InBr32citations

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  • Shevelkov, Andrei V.
  • Lepnev, Leonid S.
  • Grigorieva, Anastasia V.
  • Umedov, Shodruz T.
  • Charkin, Dmitri O.
  • Kolesnikov, Efim
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In Search of a Double Perovskite in the Phase Triangle of Bromides CsBr-CuBr-InBr3

  • Kamilov, Rustam K.
  • Knotko, Alexander V.
  • Grigorieva, Anastasia V.
  • Yuldoshev, Jahongir Z.
Abstract

<jats:p>New bromide compounds A2BIBIIIBr6 with a double perovskite structure provide variety and flexibility of optoelectronic properties, and some of them are of poor toxicity in comparison with such popular lead halides. The promising compound with a double perovskite structure was proposed recently for the ternary system of CsBr-CuBr-InBr3. Analysis of phase equilibria in the CsBr-CuBr-InBr3 ternary system showed stability of the quasi-binary section of CsCu2Br3–Cs3In2Br9. Formation of the estimated phase Cs2CuInBr6 by melt crystallization or solid-state sintering was not observed, most likely, as a result of higher thermodynamic stability of binary bromides CsCu2Br3 and Cs3In2Br9. The existence of three quasi-binary sections was observed, while no ternary bromide compounds were found.</jats:p>

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  • perovskite
  • compound
  • melt
  • toxicity
  • crystallization
  • sintering