Description
FORMAMIDINIUM BROMIDE CH₃BRN₂ 99% FABR CAS 146958-06-7RESEARCH GRADE MATERIAL
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Formamidinium bromide is hygroscopic and light-sensitive, requiring strict moisture exclusion and light protection. Exposure to atmospheric moisture causes deliquescence and hydrolysis, degrading precursor stoichiometry.
- Storage Conditions: Store in a light-protected, dry, sealed container at room temperature.
- Glovebox Handling: Handle the material within an inert-atmosphere glovebox with H2O < 1 ppm and O2 < 1 ppm.
- Cap Closure: Tighten the container cap immediately after each use to prevent moisture ingress.
- Incompatibility: Do not store together with strong oxidizing agents or acidic reagents.
- Personal Protection: Wear protective gloves throughout all experimental procedures to avoid direct skin contact.
This protocol ensures stoichiometric integrity of hygroscopic formamidinium bromide. Follow these steps to prevent moisture and light degradation.
Required Equipment: Inert-atmosphere glovebox, Light-protective storage container, Protective gloves
- Transfer to Storage
Transfer the material to a desiccated, light-protected storage environment upon receipt. - Store Appropriately
Store in a light-protected, dry, sealed container at room temperature. - Don Protective Gear
Wear protective gloves before handling the material. - Handle in Glovebox
Handle the white crystalline solid within an inert-atmosphere glovebox with H2O < 1 ppm and O2 < 1 ppm. - Reseal Container
Tighten the container cap immediately after each use to prevent moisture ingress.
How does the bromide-to-iodide ratio in FAPb(I₁₋ₓBrₓ)₃ formulations affect both bandgap energy and phase stability?
Increasing bromide content widens the bandgap from approximately 1.48 eV to 2.23 eV while simultaneously stabilizing the photoactive α-phase cubic perovskite structure, suppressing the undesirable hexagonal δ-phase transition that limits pure FAPbI₃ device performance. This dual benefit allows systematic bandgap engineering without compromising phase stability, making FABr essential for tandem solar cells and wide-bandgap applications.
What are the critical handling requirements for using Formamidinium Bromide in mixed-halide perovskite thin-film deposition?
FABr must be handled exclusively within an inert-atmosphere glovebox (H₂O < 1 ppm, O₂ < 1 ppm) when preparing precursor solutions due to its extreme hygroscopicity and light sensitivity. Exposure to atmospheric moisture causes deliquescence and hydrolysis, irreversibly degrading precursor stoichiometry. The material is compatible with one-step spin-coating, two-step sequential deposition, and solution blending protocols, but all steps must be performed under controlled atmosphere.
What storage conditions are required to prevent degradation of Formamidinium Bromide (FABr) and maintain its >99% purity?
Store FABr at room temperature under light-protected, dry, sealed conditions. Each package is sealed under inert atmosphere within light-protective packaging. Upon receipt, immediately transfer to a desiccated, light-protected environment. Tighten container cap immediately after each use to prevent moisture ingress. Do not store with strong oxidizing agents or acidic reagents. The material is hygroscopic and light-sensitive; improper storage leads to deliquescence and hydrolysis.
Formamidinium Bromide (99% purity, FABr) is a high-purity organohalide salt for bromide-based perovskite bandgap engineering, enabling precise bandgap tuning from ~1.48 to 2.23 eV and enhanced α-phase stability. However, its extreme hygroscopic and light-sensitive nature necessitates inert-atmosphere glovebox handling and immediate transfer to desiccated, light-protected storage, imposing significant infrastructure demands for laboratory deployment.
Positive
- Precise bandgap engineering capability: Serves as the bromide source for mixed-halide FAPb(I₁₋ₓBrₓ)₃ formulations, enabling systematic bandgap tuning from approximately 1.48 eV to 2.23 eV for tandem solar cells and wavelength-specific photodetectors.
- Enhanced α-phase perovskite stability: Bromide incorporation into FA-based compositions stabilizes the photoactive α-phase cubic structure, suppressing the undesirable hexagonal δ-phase transition that limits pure FAPbI₃ device performance.
Trade-offs
- Hygroscopic and light-sensitive storage requirement: Requires immediate transfer to a desiccated, light-protected environment upon receipt; exposure to atmospheric moisture causes deliquescence and hydrolysis, irreversibly degrading precursor stoichiometry.
- Inert-atmosphere glovebox handling mandatory: Precursor solution preparation must be performed within an inert-atmosphere glovebox (H₂O < 1 ppm, O₂ < 1 ppm) to prevent moisture ingress and maintain stoichiometric integrity.
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