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- Halide double perovskites (AMMX) present a diverse range of potential materials that could lead to innovative applications.
- Their photovoltaic performance has been limited due to the large or indirect bandgaps of known materials, but they have potential uses beyond outdoor solar panels.
- The text emphasizes the challenges in synthesizing and characterizing these materials while also highlighting their promising applications in memory devices, sensors, and more.
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Halide double perovskites, AMMX, offer a vast chemical space for obtaining unexplored materials with exciting properties for a wide range of applications. The photovoltaic performance of halide double perovskites has been limited due to the large and/or indirect bandgap of the presently known materials. However, their applications extend beyond outdoor photovoltaics, as halide double perovskites exhibit properties suitable for memory devices, indoor photovoltaics, X-ray detectors, light-emitting diodes, temperature and humidity sensors, photocatalysts, and many more. This Perspective highlights challenges associated with the synthesis and characterization of halide double perovskites and offers an outlook on the potential use of some of the properties exhibited by this so far underexplored class of materials.
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