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Coupling of mechanical and chemical effects to synthesize highly oriented perovskite films
Simultaneous application of mechanical and chemical effects during materials synthesis can increase control of crystallization, but use of this strategy in preparing halide perovskite films is underexplored. Now, a method that integrates rapid chemical crystallization with mechanical shearing enables the fabrication of perovskite films with long-range crystalline order and enhanced optoelectronic properties.