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Ore, monomer, fibre, mineral or scrap that can legally become Perovskite (PV).
Perovskite (PV) · ABX3 halide crystals that jumped laboratory solar efficiency — still fighting humidity, lead and lifetime.
Darker cells mean a higher score for this topic on that metric.
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Declared reaction class in this atlas: device, not a building class. Assemblies still need resistance tests.
Thermal mark 8/100 versus the atlas. Conductivity note: modest; not an insulator product.
thin-film
Origin story: Miyasaka 2009 DSSC; 2012 solid-state jump (Japan / Oxford / Korea).
Circularity mark 40/100 — editorial, route-specific.
soft lattices; heat-sensitive
heat 24 · fire 20
Making Perovskite (PV) is a chain: feedstock, conversion (Miyasaka 2009 DSSC; 2012 solid-state jump), forming, heat, finish, install.
Skip a step and the properties chapter is describing a different object.
Ore, monomer, fibre, mineral or scrap that can legally become Perovskite (PV).
Miyasaka 2009 DSSC; 2012 solid-state jump
Cast, spin, weave, sinter, foam, laminate or coat — the step that sets anisotropy.
Temper, vulcanise, calcine or dry: skip it and the datasheet is fiction.
Coatings, sizings, facers, galvanizing, anodising, painting.
Fasteners, adhesives, DFT, compression, dryness — site quality is a material property.
Virgin route around Japan / Oxford / Korea.
Recycling exists but quality or energy often disappoints.
High-spec grades leave the commodity mill.
Coatings, sprays, casts — the factory is sometimes a jobsite.
Feedstock to installed product.
Energy in, class out.
Melting/softening soft lattices; heat-sensitive; conductivity modest; not an insulator product.
Moisture, UV, chlorides, alkalis or oxygen — pick the one that actually kills Perovskite (PV).
Fire class device, not a building class is a starting letter, not a wall rating.
Process energy and scrap quality belong in the carbon passport, not in a footnote.
Polymer-derived filaments with graphite-like sheets — aero, bikes and a fire story that is about the resin, not the fibre.
Overall 49 ⬡A one-atom carbon sheet — Nobel-era physics, composites hype, and a few honest electronics and barrier uses.
Overall 50 ☁️A nanoscale silica sponge — among the lowest solid λ values, fragile unless blanketed, and A1 when purely inorganic.
Overall 60 🩺Near-equiatomic Ni–Ti that remembers shape and super-elasticates — stents, orthodontics and actuators.
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