Elucidating the role of Sn-substitution and Pb- in regulating stability and carrier concentration in CHNHPbSnI
arXiv:1704.03221 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.101.054108
Abstract
We address the role of Sn-substitution and Pb-vacancy (Pb-) in regulating stability and carrier concentration of CHNHPbSnI perovskite using density functional theory, where the performance of the exchange-correlation functional is carefully analyzed, and validated w.r.t. available experimental results. We find the most stable configuration does not prefer any Pb at 50\% concentration of Sn. However, the Pb-s become unfavourable above 250K due to the reduced linearity of Sn-I bonds. For n-type host the Sn substitution is more preferable than Pb- formation, while for p-type host the trend is exactly opposite. The charge states of both Sn and Pb- are found to be dependent on the Sn concentration, which in turn alters the perovskite from n-type to p-type with increasing (0.5).
5 pages, 4 figures
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