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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does "Semiconductors known as perovskites" mean...?
Does "Semiconductors known as perovskites" mean "perovskites are famous semiconductors"?
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Renewable revolution
Semiconductors known as perovskites convert light energy into electricity. They are cheap to build and have already shown conversion rates of more than 15% (a leap from 4% when the feat was first reported in 2009). Expect to see still-higher efficiencies this year, perhaps reaching 20% — the same as the lower end of existing commercial silicon-based photo-voltaics. A team at the University of Oxford, UK, also hopes to make lead-free perovskites.Top answer
No. It just means that these semiconductors are called perovskites. That is their name.
- No.
- It just means that these semiconductors are called perovskites.
- That is their name.
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No. It just means that these semiconductors are called perovskites. That is their name.
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