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Researchers at UC San Diego and partners developed a temporary liquid method to grow larger, more uniform perovskite crystals with fewer defects. The resulting solar cells achieved efficiencies ranging from 24% to 26% and retained most efficiency after eight weeks of simulated sunlight operation.
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