UK researchers use graphite to waterproof perovskite solar cells
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MAY 13, 2019
They also work in low light conditions and can produce a higher voltage than silicon cells. The Bath team instead used commercially available graphite, which is very cheap and much more sustainable than indium. However at the moment they are really unstable in water - solar cells are not much use if they dissolve in the rain!
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