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Solar Energy Technology Is Going “Perovskite”

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Perovskite is a mineral that not many knew about until the last two decades. Back in 2013, I had written a short description in which I called it a cheap alternative to silicon for the manufacture of photovoltaic cells. What was making perovskite interesting to the solar energy industry was its electrolytic and ferroelectric properties. If it could be used to manufacture photovoltaics it could power everything from small electronic devices to bu…
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Solar Energy Technology Is Going “Perovskite”

Perovskite is a mineral that not many knew about until the last two decades. Back in 2013, I had written a short description in which I called it a cheap alternative to silicon for the manufacture of photovoltaic cells. What was making perovskite interesting to the solar energy industry was its electrolytic and ferroelectric properties. If it could be used to manufacture photovoltaics it could power everything from small electronic devices to bu…

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