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Molecular regulation of metal-organic coordination suppresses cross-linked precursor networks, enabling blade-coated kesterite Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 films over 10 cm2 with 13.0% module efficiency.
- Why it matters: Scaling solution-processed kesterite from lab cells to modules is hindered by complex coordination networks that block uniform large-area film formation.
- What they did: The authors used molecular-level control of metal-organic coordination to promote solvent removal and uniform selenization/crystallization, then blade coated films exceeding 10 cm2.
- The result: The approach produced certified efficiencies of 14.2% for 1 cm2 cells and 13.0% for 10.5 cm2 modules, supporting scalable, low-cost industrial deployment.
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