Materials & Design,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
225, P. 111589 - 111589
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
materials,
which
directly
convert
mechanical
energy
into
light
emission,
have
emerged
as
an
emerging
class
of
light-emitting
materials
with
various
applications.
Although
significant
progress
has
been
made
in
the
development
new
ML
and
devices,
their
practical
application
is
limited
by
low
intensity
homogenously
structured
host
structures.
Thus,
multiple-structured
high
reproducibility
are
needed,
particularly
for
wearable
printable
sources
brightness.
In
this
study,
Mn-doped
ternary
heterojunction
CaZnOS-ZnS-SrZnOS,
synthesised
high-temperature
solid-phase
reactions,
luminescence
properties
systematically
tested.
The
result
indicates
that
a
higher
over
60
times
stronger
than
state-of-art
SrZnOS:
Mn2+,
currently
brightest
sample
we
obtained.
linearly
depends
on
magnitude
applied
force.
Based
heterojunctions,
repetitive
self-driving
zipper
achieved
first
time
through
powder
modification
inlay;
clothes
composed
our
prepared
zippers
pulled
bent
when
worn
body
to
emit
bright
visible
light.
Additionally,
Velcro
can
achieve
emission
developed;
it
provides
idea
flexible
self-luminous
devices
future.
Simultaneously,
movement-driven
stress
luminous
objects
be
printed
surface
commodities
or
packaging
demonstrated.
preparation
self-driven,
battery-free,
electrode-free
important
trend,
avoid
interference
circuit
improve
stability
thus
promising
wide
range
applications
smart
wear,
energy-saving
displays,
safety
rescue,
robotic
skin,
information
security.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(14), P. 13296 - 13309
Published: July 3, 2023
Skin
infections
are
major
threats
to
human
health,
causing
∼500
incidences
per
10
000
person-year.
In
patients
with
diabetes
mellitus,
particularly,
skin
often
accompanied
by
a
slow
healing
process,
amputation,
and
even
death.
Timely
diagnosis
of
infection
strains
on-site
therapy
vital
in
health
safety.
Herein,
double-layered
"test-to-treat"
pad
is
developed
for
the
visual
monitoring
selective
treatment
drug-sensitive
(DS)/drug-resistant
(DR)
bacterial
infections.
The
inner
layer
(using
carrageenan
hydrogel
as
scaffold)
loaded
bacteria
indicators
an
acid-responsive
drug
(Fe-carbenicillin
frameworks)
detection
DS
inactivation.
outer
mechanoluminescence
material
(ML,
CaZnOS:Mn2+)
visible-light
responsive
photocatalyst
(Pt@TiO2)
incorporated
elastic
polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS).
On
basis
colorimetric
sensing
result
(yellow
DS-bacterial
red
DR-bacterial
infection),
suitable
antibacterial
strategy
guided
then
performed.
Two
available
bactericidal
routes
provided
double
layers
reflect
advantage.
controllable
effective
killing
DR
realized
situ
generated
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROSs)
from
combination
Pt@TiO2
ML
under
mechanical
force,
avoiding
physical
light
sources
alleviating
off-target
side
effects
ROS
biomedical
therapy.
As
proof-of-concept,
applied
wearable
wound
dressing
selectively
dealing
DS/DR
vitro
vivo.
This
multifunctional
design
effectively
reduces
antibiotic
abuse
accelerates
healing,
providing
innovative
promising
Band-Aid
point-of-care
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(5), P. 2024 - 2032
Published: Jan. 23, 2023
Tactile
sensing
with
stress
and
temperature
as
core
elements
have
shown
promising
prospects
in
intelligent
robots
the
human-machine
interface.
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)-based
can
realize
direct
of
mechanical
stimulation,
whereas
indirect
based
on
luminescent
materials
usually
requires
stimulation
extra
light
or
force.
Herein,
a
trap-controlled
material
Sr2MgAl22O36:Mn2+
bifunctional
mechano/thermal
applications
was
developed
investigated
detail.
Visualized
bright
green-emitting
ML
thermally
stimulated
luminescence
(TSL)
directly
rapidly
responded
to
dual
Sr2MgAl22O36:Mn2+/PDMS
composite
film.
It
is
worth
mentioning
that
this
study
proposed
new
idea
by
initial
intensity
TSL
due
thermal-photo
energy
conversion,
unlike
previous
sensor
technology.
Based
this,
we
designed
flexible
optical
skin
simple
structure
verified
its
application
prospect
tactile
response,
establishing
unique
imaging
mode
providing
convenient,
reliable,
sensitive
way
remotely
visualize
distribution
temperature.
This
paves
for
development
skins
structures
visibility
robot
sensing.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(46)
Published: July 8, 2023
Abstract
Converting
mechanical
energy
into
photon
emission
provides
a
promising
route
for
intelligent
sensing,
self‐powered
lighting,
and
distributed
harvesting,
which
is
of
great
significance
finding
feasible
solution
to
the
current
sensing
technical
bottleneck
crisis.
As
basis
understanding
conversion
mechanism
realizing
high‐frequency
utilization,
elucidating
dynamic
process
intensity
variation
in
mechano‐to‐photon
remains
challenge.
Herein,
time‐domain
characterization
scheme
that
enables
unravel
intrinsic
decay
mechanoluminescence
(ML)
with
lifetimes
from
milliseconds
down
tens
microseconds
constructed.
It
demonstrated
ML
an
important
tool
reveal
dynamics
charge
migration
materials.
The
typical
self‐reproducible
material
ZnS:Mn
2+
shows
temperature
dependence
stress
fluctuation
resistance,
opens
up
new
reliable
approach
remote
sensing.
Finally,
benefiting
shortest
lifetime
recorded
date,
ultrafast‐response
sensor
detect
individual
pulses
ultrasonic
waves
technology
developed.
Materials & Design,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
225, P. 111589 - 111589
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
materials,
which
directly
convert
mechanical
energy
into
light
emission,
have
emerged
as
an
emerging
class
of
light-emitting
materials
with
various
applications.
Although
significant
progress
has
been
made
in
the
development
new
ML
and
devices,
their
practical
application
is
limited
by
low
intensity
homogenously
structured
host
structures.
Thus,
multiple-structured
high
reproducibility
are
needed,
particularly
for
wearable
printable
sources
brightness.
In
this
study,
Mn-doped
ternary
heterojunction
CaZnOS-ZnS-SrZnOS,
synthesised
high-temperature
solid-phase
reactions,
luminescence
properties
systematically
tested.
The
result
indicates
that
a
higher
over
60
times
stronger
than
state-of-art
SrZnOS:
Mn2+,
currently
brightest
sample
we
obtained.
linearly
depends
on
magnitude
applied
force.
Based
heterojunctions,
repetitive
self-driving
zipper
achieved
first
time
through
powder
modification
inlay;
clothes
composed
our
prepared
zippers
pulled
bent
when
worn
body
to
emit
bright
visible
light.
Additionally,
Velcro
can
achieve
emission
developed;
it
provides
idea
flexible
self-luminous
devices
future.
Simultaneously,
movement-driven
stress
luminous
objects
be
printed
surface
commodities
or
packaging
demonstrated.
preparation
self-driven,
battery-free,
electrode-free
important
trend,
avoid
interference
circuit
improve
stability
thus
promising
wide
range
applications
smart
wear,
energy-saving
displays,
safety
rescue,
robotic
skin,
information
security.