In the present Letter, we provide direct experimental evidence of the existence of short-range octahedra distortion in MAPbBr(3) in the tetragonal and cubic phases. Such distortion is analogous to that found in the ordered orthorhombic phase and increases with temperature and symmetry of the unit cell. Such local distortion is most probably correlated with the presence of hydrogen bonding between MA and the PbBr6 framework, and its evolution with temperature is related to the increase of rotational degrees of freedom of the MA group.

Direct Evidence of Permanent Octahedra Distortion in MAPbBr3 Hybrid Perovskite

BERNASCONI, ANDREA;MALAVASI, LORENZO
2017-01-01

Abstract

In the present Letter, we provide direct experimental evidence of the existence of short-range octahedra distortion in MAPbBr(3) in the tetragonal and cubic phases. Such distortion is analogous to that found in the ordered orthorhombic phase and increases with temperature and symmetry of the unit cell. Such local distortion is most probably correlated with the presence of hydrogen bonding between MA and the PbBr6 framework, and its evolution with temperature is related to the increase of rotational degrees of freedom of the MA group.
2017
Materials Science and Engineering is concerned with admixtures of matter or the basic matter from which products are made. The category covers ceramics, paper and wood products, polymers, textiles, composites, coatings & films, and biomaterials. Other areas covered in this category include Materials Chemistry, the application of chemistry to materials design and testing; Condensed Matter/Solid State Physics, the branch of physics concerned with the structure and properties of condensed matter (superconductors, semiconductors, ferroelectrics, and dielectrics); and Physical Chemistry/Chemical Physics, the application of the concepts and laws of physics to chemical phenomena.
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Bernasconi, Andrea; Malavasi, Lorenzo
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