Sohail Ahmad, Muhammad Zakria, Khalid M. Alotaibi, Tabasum Huma, Nadimullah Hakimi, Rawaid Ali, Qasimullah, Akif Safeen, Jing Feng, Syed Hatim Shah
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Abstract
In this article, a comprehensive research was carried out to investigate the elastic, structural, and optoelectronic properties of double perovskite compounds K2InAgCl6, K2InAgBr6, and K2InAgI6 by using density functional theory. Goldsmith’s tolerance factor (tG), whose values are near to unity, was used to assess the structural stability of the cubic perovskite structure. According to the analysis of electronic characteristic, K2InAgCl6, K2InAgBr6, and K2InAgI6 are semiconductors with a tiny band gap, calculated using the mBJ-PBE sol potential with band gap values of 2.48 eV, 1.47 eV, and 0.23 eV, respectively. A comprehensive analysis of the optical characteristics of these compounds was conducted across an energy range from 0 to 10 eV. The results revealed that K2InAgCl6, K2InAgBr6, and K2InAgI6 exhibit significant conductivity and absorbance properties in wide energy ranges, which is confirmed by density of states analysis. Moreover, the optical characteristics shows that lower photon energy relates to high optical transmission, while higher energies result in more optical absorption of material. These results demonstrate that K2InAgCl6, K2InAgBr6, and K2InAgI6 are viable material candidates for use in high-frequency UV optical devices.
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