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. 2019 Jun 21;12(12):1998. doi: 10.3390/ma12121998

Table 8.

Best efficiencies reported for organic and inorganic hole-transporting materials (HTMs).

HTM Dye Long Term Stability PCE (%) Ref.
Solid state ionic conductors
Succinonitrile + DMPII N719 Not reported 7.80 [304]
MPII + NMBI + LiI + I2 MK2 Not reported 7.45 [290]
Succinonitrie + N-methyl-N-butylpyrrolidinium iodide + I2 N719 Not reported 6.7 [291]
PMII/I2/LiI/EMIm+BF4 Metal free organic dye (name undisclosed) 100% original
after 1000 h of soaking at 100 mW cm−2
6.63 [302]
Inorganic HTMS
[Cu(tmby)2](TFSI)2 and [Cu(tmby)2](TFSI) Y123 Stability reported for under 200 h at 500 W m−2 11.0 [100]
Fluorine doped CsSnI3 + SnF2 N719 Not reported 8.5 [31]
Cu(dmp)2 HTM LEG4 Not reported 8.2 [186]
Cs2SnI6 + Li-TFSI + TBP a mixture of N719 with YD2-o-C8 and RLC5 Not reported 8.0 [292]
Organic HTMs
Spiro-OMeTAD + AQ310 AQ310 Not reported 8.0 [317]
Spiro-OMeTAD + S5 dye S5 Not reported 7.8 [427]
Spiro-OMeTAD + TeCA LEG4 Not reported 7.7 [294]
Spiro-OMeTAD + FK102 (Co3+) Y123 Not reported 7.2 [293]
PEDOT (PEP) LEG4 Not reported 7.11 [412]
PEDOT with OM-TiO2 N719 Not reported 6.8 [409]