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  "textContent": "“Purity” is one of the many myths of perfection, suggesting that absolute conformity is the only way to produce supreme value. Just as that claim is false for human populations, new research in physics at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) shows it’s also false for solar cells.\n\nContinue Reading\n\n**Category:** Energy, Engineering\n\n**Tags:** Institute Of Science And Technology Austria, Perovskite, Solar Cell, Photovoltaic",
  "title": "Perovskite solar cells are the 'impure' bad boys of next-gen photovoltaics"
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