Molecular dynamics simulation is used to investigate the structure characteristics and mechanical properties
and to discuss the vapor deposition of MAPbI3 on the TiO2 substrate under a temperature of 300 K and three precursor compositions of PbI2:CH3NH3I=1:2
1:1 and 2:1
respectively. During the preparation processes
three polyhedral groups including PbI42- tetrahedra
PbI53- pyramids and PbI64- octahedra are produced. After classifying their arrangements and analyzing the distribution of CH3NH3+ cations
early CH3NH3PbI3 nuclei consisting of well-connected PbIx (x=4
5 or 6) polyhedral clusters and sufficient amounts of surrounding CH3NH3+ cations were identified. The influence on early nuclei from the precursor compositions of PbI2:CH3NH3I were discussed. The results show that the calculated values of elastic modulus is in good agreement with the experimental results. The PbI53- pyramids dominate over other polyhedral groups during the vapor deposition simulations. Meanwhile
even though the total amounts of polyhedra have a small dependence on the precursor compositions
the populations of the well-connected clusters and the early nuclei decrease rapidly with increasing the PbI2:CH3NH3I ratio. This is in consistent with the experimental finding which to some degree
adding more CH3NH3I will optimize the device performance.
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