Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
cuprous
hybrid
halide
with
high
efficient
photoluminescence
and
anti-water
stability
was
prepared
by
reasonably
selecting
a
hydrophobic
organic
cation,
which
allows
this
as
high-performance
scintillator
for
X-ray
imaging.
Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Two
hybrid
copper
halide
isomers,
4-BrBTP(Cu
2
I
4
)
0.5
(1-α
and
1-β),
are
explored,
showing
switchable
luminescence
via
isomeric
transformation
furaltadone
sensitivity.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(3), P. 543 - 543
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Hybrid
halocuprates
(I)
with
organic
cations
show
great
potential
for
optoelectronic
applications
due
to
their
tunable
luminescence
and
high
thermal
stability.
In
this
study,
the
iodocuprate
[PPh4][Cu3I4],
featuring
unique
helical
chains
of
face-sharing
tetrahedra,
was
synthesized
characterized.
This
compound
exhibits
a
bandgap
3.1
eV
orange
at
low
temperature,
attributed
self-trapped
exciton
emission.
[PPh4][Cu3I4]
demonstrates
exceptional
stability
among
hybrid
decomposition
above
380
°C,
forming
stable
melt
~255
°C
without
Cu+
oxidation
in
ambient
atmosphere.
Abstract
0D
organic
Cu(I)
halides
have
gained
much
attention
for
their
fascinating
optical
properties.
However,
the
narrow
excitation
in
UV
region,
strong
afterglow,
and
poor
stability
severely
limit
applications.
Herein,
three
of
[Ba
2
(18‐crown‐6)
]Cu
4
Cl
8
·H
3
PO
·6H
O
(Compound‐Cl),
[Ba(18‐crown‐6)
Br
6
·CH
OH·H
(Compound‐Br),
I
(Compound‐I)
are
synthesized
via
supramolecular
assembly.
Compared
to
Compound‐Cl
with
Compound‐Br
feeble
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY),
Compound‐I
exhibits
broadband
blue
light
characteristics,
excellent
stability,
efficient
yellow
emission
a
PLQY
99.4%.
A
high‐performance
single‐component
white
emitting
diode
is
fabricated
by
coating
powders
on
460
nm
chip,
which
shows
ultra‐high
luminous
efficiency
106
lm
W
−1
.
Under
X‐ray
irradiation,
has
high
87
100
photons
MeV
low
detection
45.9
nG
air
y
s
Moreover,
scintillation
screen
made
using
cold
pressing
method,
spatial
resolution
20.6
lp
mm
Based
remarkable
properties
short
decay
lifetime
1.9
µs
Compound‐I,
3D
image
reconstruction
screws
wrapped
capsule
combining
real‐time
dynamic
fusion,
as
well
multi‐angle
imaging
successfully
demonstrated.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(11)
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
Abstract
Obtaining
efficient
perovskite
solar
modules
(PSMs)
with
enhanced
UV
stability
is
essential
for
their
practical
applications,
yet
remains
a
significant
challenge.
In
this
work,
highly
organic–inorganic
copper
halide
downshifting
film
that
significantly
enhances
the
of
PSMs
demonstrated
by
converting
high‐energy
harmful
photons
into
beneficial
visible
light
contribute
to
photovoltaic
performance.
The
tetrapropylammonium
(TPA)
cation
selected
as
main
framework
synthesize
series
halides,
denoted
Br
x
I
y
.
A
near‐unity
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
99.51%
can
be
achieved
precisely
controlling
Br/I
ratio
2:4,
2
4
,
which
one
highest
values
reported
date.
dual
self‐trapped
excitons
(STEs)
luminescence
mechanism
systematically
investigated
both
temperature‐dependent
and
pressure‐dependent
experiments.
This
dual‐STEs
enables
efficiently
absorb
re‐emit
photons,
thereby
mitigating
photodegradation
induced
light.
Finally,
effective
layer.
an
optimal
efficiency
22.24%,
maintaining
over
90%
initial
after
exposure
total
dose
66.07
kWh
m
−2
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Abstract
Copper‐based
halide
perovskites
have
gained
considerable
interest
in
optoelectronic
applications
owing
to
their
outstanding
stability
and
luminescence
properties.
Herein,
3D
structure
of
Cs
3
Cu
Cl
9
single
crystals
is
developed
from
the
known
phase
0D
2
I
5
via
addition
HCl.
The
transformed
exhibit
superior
material
properties
such
as
an
optical
bandgap
2.39
eV,
distinct
violet
emission
at
425
nm,
making
them
a
potential
candidate
for
ultraviolet
(UV)
photodetection.
hierarchical
FTO/Cs
/C
heterostructure
UV
photodetector
showed
remarkable
responsivity
0.13
mA
W
−1
specific
detectivity
2.20
×
10
Jones
under
372
nm
illumination
zero
bias,
possessing
better
performance
than
structure.
This
work
brings
insight
into
transformation
perovskite
self‐powered
photodetectors
simple
solvent
engineering
strategy,
thereby
paving
way
further
investigations
various
applications.
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
50(8), P. 2731 - 2731
Published: March 24, 2025
Organic–inorganic
hybrid
copper(I)-based
metal
halides
(OIHCMHs)
have
emerged
as
promising
alternatives
to
lead
perovskites
due
their
exceptional
optical
properties.
However,
the
lack
of
low-energy
light-emitting
compounds
prohibits
further
applications.
Herein,
we
report
an
orange–red
emissive
(C
19
H
18
P)
2
Cu
4
Br
6
with
a
zero-dimensional
structure.
The
photoluminescence
(PL)
peak
locates
at
640
nm
PL
quantum
yield
69.3%,
and
large
Stokes
shift
is
245
nm.
Experimental
analyses
demonstrate
bright
broadband
light
emission
derived
from
synergistic
effect
metal-to-ligand
charge
transfer
or
halide-to-ligand
(MLCT/HLCT)
excited
state
cluster-centered
(CC)
state.
Furthermore,
can
be
used
phosphor
for
didoes
(LEDs),
by
adding
other
blue-
cyan-emitting
phosphors,
white
LED
high
color
rendering
index
over
94
achieved.
This
work
not
only
demonstrates
material
design
strategies
preparing
OIHCMHs
but
also
inspires
potential
low-dimensional
in
quality
Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
In
this
study,
two
pairs
of
0D
chiral
copper
iodide
clusters
were
synthesized.
The
structural
rigidity
is
increased
by
halogen
modulation
to
obtain
a
near
unity
PLQY.
applications
in
white
LED
and
X-ray
imaging
are
extremely
promising.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Abstract
Developing
stable
and
environmentally
friendly
metal
halide
electroluminescent
materials
is
highly
desirable.
Lead‐free
hybrids
with
ns
2
electron
configurations
offer
high
stability
efficient
self‐trapped
exciton
(STE)
emission
but
suffer
from
poor
carrier
transport
in
devices.
Furthermore,
most
of
them
are
incompatible
host
materials,
leading
to
inefficient
energy
transfer
inferior
device
performance.
Herein,
a
Te‐based
hybrid
material,
(PPh
3
Bu)
TeCl
6
,
elaborately
synthesized
which
demonstrates
strong
absorption
band
beyond
400
nm
bright
orange
peaked
at
605
nm,
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
24%
lifetime
6.5
µs.
Solution‐processed
LEDs
neat
as
an
emitter
exhibit
dual
emissions,
achieving
current
efficiency
(CE)
0.67
cd
A
−1
external
(EQE)
0.34%.
Inspiritingly,
once
blended
serve
light‐emitting
layer,
the
CE
EQE
dramatically
increased
8.1
4.3%,
respectively.
Notably,
more
than
twice
that
SbCl
5
despite
its
PLQY
being
only
one‐third
thus
highlighting
much
superior
electroluminescence
due
facile
materials.
Anyway,
this
work
pioneers
use
for
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2025
Abstract
Harnessing
supramolecular
interactions
to
regulate
the
structure
and
performance
of
functional
materials
is
a
key
challenge
in
chemistry.
Herein,
study
utilizes
18‐crown‐6
(18C6)
ether‐assisted
alkali‐metal
(Na,
K,
Cs)
copper(I)
iodide
assemblies
precisely
material
structures.
This
approach
facilitated
transition
from
1D
mono‐royal
crown
coordination
(18C6@KCuI
2
,
CKCI)
0D
di‐royal
((18C6)
@Na
(H
O)
3
Cu
4
I
6
CNCI)
tri‐royal
@Cs
CCCI)
Interestingly,
CCCI
single‐crystal
exhibits
outstanding
scintillation
properties,
with
high
relative
light
yield
71
000
photons
MeV
−1
an
ultralow
detection
limit
39.3
nGy
s
which
can
be
attributed
synergistic
effects
18C6
copper‐iodide
clusters.
It
stabilizes
self‐trapped
exciton
state,
enhances
localization,
reduces
non‐radiative
losses,
thus
resulting
large
Stokes
shift
193
nm
near‐unity
photoluminescence
quantum
99.4%.
Additionally,
promote
crystal
nucleation
growth,
making
it
easy
prepare
centimeter‐scale
transparent
single
crystals
>80%
transmittance,
such
as
achieve
ultrahigh‐resolution
X‐ray
imaging
26.3
lp
mm
.
demonstrates
that
halide
scintillators
regulated
through
interactions,
provides
new
for
developing
high‐performance
scintillator
materials.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 4, 2025
Copper(I)
halides
are
promising
candidates
for
advanced
optoelectronics,
such
as
white-light-emitting
diodes
(WLEDs),
scintillators,
and
photodetectors.
Designing
synthesizing
low-dimensional
hybrid
copper
with
blue-light
excitation
remains
an
enormous
challenge.
Herein,
we
have
prepared
two
one-dimensional
(1D)
Cu(I)-based
metal
iodides,
namely,
(C6H7N)CuI
(C6H8N)CuI2
single
crystals,
by
deliberately
adjusting
the
ratio
of
reactants
4-methylpyridine
(4-MePy)
CuI.
crystals
nonluminous,
while
exhibit
unusual
yellow
emission
a
broad
band
in
range
260-500
nm
Furthermore,
prototypical
WLED
is
fabricated
combining
commercial
430
blue
chip
phosphor,
which
exhibits
correlated
color
temperature
(CCT)
5645
K
CIE
coordinate
(0.329,
0.334),
thus
demonstrating
potential
application
white
lighting.
Remarkably,
emit
red
fluorescence
upon
adsorption
methanol
but
fail
all
other
alcohols.
Notably,
initial
luminescence
can
be
recovered
volatilization
from
achieving
reversible
photoluminescence
switching.
This
work
not
only
presents
important
reference
blue-light-excitable
iodide
phosphor
WLEDs
also
provides
intriguing
sensor
detection
methanol.