Accordingly, X1 and X2, may be different anions, for example different halide anions, or may be the same anion, for example the same halide anion.
More preferably, 2>O+P+Q+R≥1, even more preferably 1.5>O+P+Q+R.
Preferably, 1.2≥O+P+Q+R≥1, even more preferably 1.1>O+P+Q+R≥1.
In a preferred embodiment, 1.08≥O+P+Q+R≥1. In a practical embodiment, O+P+Q+R=1.05 (5% percent excess of organic cations compared to M).
In an embodiment, R=0, such that there are not more than 3 different organic cations. Even more preferably, Q=R=0, such that there are not more than 2 different organic cations. p The preferred amounts of the sums apply also to this embodiment (2>, 1.5≥, 1.2≥, 1.1≥).
In a preferred embodiment, P+Q+R=1, 1>O>0, P>0, Q≥0, R≥0. Accordingly, A2, A3 may be absent, and D is added in excess, because P+Q+R=1.
Preferably, A1 =methyl ammonium.
Accordingly, M on the one side and A1, A2, A3, together, on the other side (and in as far as present) may be present at a 1:1 ratio, with D, the retarding organic cation being added in excess. If A2, A3 are absent, in accordance with a preferred embodiment, then A1 and M are present in a 1:1 ratio and D is added in excess.