Data Publication

Data underlying the publication: Metastable Oxygen-Induced Light-Enhanced Doping in Mixed Sn-Pb Halide Perovskites

Nespoli, Jasmeen | Mugge, Matthijs | van der Poll, Lara M. | Lal, Snigdha | Ibrahim, Bahiya | Boshuizen, Bart | Caselli, Valentina M. | Houtepen, Arjan | Bannenberg, Lars | Savenije, Tom J.

4TU.ResearchData

(2025)

Descriptions

Data for SSMC and TRMC results, XRD, UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopy and XPS results in the main manuscript and Supporting Information published with DOI: 10.1021/jacs.4c08924.The raw data were collected in the years 2023-2024, using various structural, compositional, and opto-electronic characterization methods on solution-based spin-coated mixed tin-lead (Sn-Pb) perovskite thin films. All measurements were conducted at room temperature, after varying exposure to oxygen and/or light, or after rest in nitrogen, to study the metastable oxygen-induced light-enhanced doping in the layers. More specifically, all SSMC and TRMC measurements were conducted under nitrogen. The xy data obtained from X-ray diffraction (XRD), UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) were imported into Igor Pro (Wavemetrics). In Igor Pro, these xy data are stored as "waves," corresponding to the values on the x and y axes in the plots. Data for Steady State Microwave Conductance (SSMC) and Time-Resolved Microwave Conductivity (TRMC) were collected directly as waves in Igor Pro on the computers connected to the respective microwave-based setups. Igor Pro was used to generate all data plots.For further information on file formats and naming, the units and abbreviations used for all measured values and labels, and instructions for opening or modifying Igor Pro files, please refer to the README.pdf included in the dataset. It is strongly recommended to consult the corresponding publication for guidance on the files in these datasets, as each file name includes a reference to its associated figure. The main manuscript and Supporting Information of the publication contains details about the characterization instruments and additional data processing specifics.

Keywords

MSL enriched keywords
measured property
oxygen
minerals
chemical elements
tin
oxide mineral
perovskite
nitrogen
tin
Technique
imaging (3D)
computed tomography (CT)
X-ray diffraction
Originally assigned keywords
Materials Engineering
FOS: Materials engineering
Chemical Engineering
FOS: Chemical engineering
Engineering
Chemical Sciences
dark conductivity
tin oxidation
oxygen-induced doping
photostability
microwave conductivity techniques
SSMC
TRMC
tin-lead perovskite
Time: 2024/2025

Metadata


MSL enriched sub domains

geochemistry
microscopy and tomography

Resource Type

Dataset


Source


Source publisher

4TU.ResearchData

DOI


Creators

Nespoli, Jasmeen
Personal
0009-0004-4740-7550
Mugge, Matthijs
van der Poll, Lara M.
Personal
0009-0007-6585-3708
Lal, Snigdha
Personal
0000-0002-3086-1990
Ibrahim, Bahiya
Boshuizen, Bart
Caselli, Valentina M.
Personal
0000-0002-3730-5241
Houtepen, Arjan
Personal
0000-0001-8328-443X
Bannenberg, Lars
Personal
0000-0001-8150-3694
Savenije, Tom J.

Contributors

TU Delft, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Department of Chemical Engineering, Opto-electronic Materials Group
Organizational

Citation

Nespoli, J., Mugge, M., van der Poll, L. M., Lal, S., Ibrahim, B., Boshuizen, B., Caselli, V. M., Houtepen, A., Bannenberg, L., & Savenije, T. J. (2025). Data underlying the publication: Metastable Oxygen-Induced Light-Enhanced Doping in Mixed Sn-Pb Halide Perovskites (Version 1) [Dataset]. 4TU.ResearchData. https://doi.org/10.4121/5AE647CE-65A3-46A7-828C-207E85B86962.V1


References


Dates

Issued 2025-11-07

Language

en


Funding References

Funder Name Dutch Research Council (NWO)
Award Number OCENW.KLEIN.076
Award Title Where do we lose potential in perovskite solar cells?

Rights

Name Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
URI https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode
Identifier cc-by-4.0
Identifier Scheme SPDX
Scheme URI https://spdx.org/licenses/

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