ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(48), P. 33097 - 33104
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Hydrochromic
materials
undergo
magical
color
changes
when
interacting
with
water
and
are
receiving
widespread
attention
for
their
frontier
applications
such
as
sensing
information
security.
The
hydrochromic
effect
is
observable
in
perovskite
via
the
mechanism
of
water-induced
fluorescence
quenching.
However,
due
to
isolation,
achieving
a
perovskite-polymer
composite
remains
elusive,
notwithstanding
its
importance
potentially
commercial-ready
material.
Here,
we
demonstrate
perovskite-polymer-based
porous
nonsolvent-induced
phase
separation
method,
comprising
FA2PbBr4/poly(vinylidene
fluoride)
(FA
=
formamidinium).
naturally
formed
pores
serve
microchannels,
facilitating
moisture
diffusion.
penetrated
induces
transition
material
from
nonfluorescent
two-dimensional
FA2PbBr4
fluorescent
three-dimensional
FAPbBr3.
This
work
has
developed
composites,
enabling
various
chromatic
conceptually
demonstrated
custom-made
fingerprint
labels,
quick
response
code
anticounterfeiting
encrypted
document
protections,
water-ink
inkjet
printing.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(29)
Published: May 6, 2024
Abstract
The
power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCEs)
of
polycrystalline
perovskite
(PVK)
solar
cells
(SCs)
(PC‐PeSCs)
have
rapidly
increased.
However,
PC‐PeSCs
are
intrinsically
unstable
without
encapsulation,
and
their
efficiency
drops
during
large‐scale
production;
these
problems
hinder
the
commercial
viability
PeSCs.
Stability
can
be
increased
by
using
colloidal
PVK
nanocrystals
(c‐PeNCs),
which
high
surface
strains,
low
defect
density,
exceptional
crystal
quality.
use
c‐PeNCs
separates
crystallization
process
from
film
formation
process,
is
preponderant
in
fabrication.
Consequently,
has
substantial
potential
to
overcome
challenges
encountered
when
fabricating
PC‐PeSCs.
Research
on
nanocrystal‐based
SCs
(NC‐PeSCs)
PCEs
a
level
greater
than
those
other
quantum‐dot
SCs,
but
not
reached
PC‐PeSCs;
this
inferiority
significantly
impedes
widespread
application
NC‐PeSCs.
This
review
first
introduces
distinctive
properties
c‐PeNCs,
then
strategies
that
been
used
achieve
high‐efficiency
Then
it
discusses
detail
persisting
domain.
Specifically,
major
solutions
for
NC‐PeSCs
related
short‐circuit
current
density
J
sc
covered.
Last,
article
presents
perspective
future
research
directions
applications
realm
All-inorganic
perovskite
CsPbX3
is
considered
to
be
the
next-generation
optical
material
due
its
excellent
properties
and
potential
applications
in
optoelectronics.
However,
inherent
ionic
crystal
property
makes
it
susceptible
interaction
with
moisture
oxygen
ambient
atmosphere
hinders
development
of
stable
devices.
Herein,
a
natural
nontoxic
molecule,
ascorbic
acid
(AA),
introduced
improve
performance
nanocrystals.
Experimental
results
reveal
that
strong
coordination
between
carbonyl
groups
undercoordinated
Pb2+,
together
hydrogen
bonding
hydroxyl
defects
halide
ions
AA,
suppress
nonradiative
recombination.
In
addition,
synergistic
effect
C═O
–OH
structure
exhibits
stability
bonding.
Finally,
demonstration
humidity
sensing
based
on
perovskites
has
been
presented.
It
shown
sensor
good
sensitivity
range
30%–80%
relative
humidity,
detection
limit
3.9%
response
time
46
s.
This
work
provides
low-cost,
nontoxic,
efficient
modification
approach
demonstrates
an
easy
way
perovskite.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(11), P. 17026 - 17035
Published: March 5, 2025
Reducing
the
detachment
of
ligands
on
all-inorganic
cesium
lead
bromide
perovskite
quantum
dots
(CsPbBr3
PQDs)
presents
a
significant
challenge
to
their
practical
applications,
despite
remarkable
optoelectronic
properties.
Herein,
novel
strategy
was
introduced
passivate
surface
defects
CsPbBr3
PQDs
by
employing
short-chain
and
functional
groups
within
polymer
matrix
enhance
processability.
Guanidinopropanoic
acid
(GPA)
employed
as
coligand
alongside
oleic
oleylamine
synthesize
CsPbBr3-GPA
via
hot
injection
method.
A
nitrogen-containing,
superhydrophobic
mesoporous
polymer,
poly(divinylbenzene)-vinylimidazole
(PDVB-Vim),
utilized
an
innovative
encapsulation
material
for
PQDs,
resulting
in
formation
CsPbBr3-GPA@PDVB-Vim
composite.
were
successfully
protected
from
unfavorable
external
stimulation,
such
water
UV
light,
protective
PDVB-Vim.
retains
over
76%
its
initial
photoluminescence
intensity
after
31
days
68%
96
h
continuous
exposure
365
nm
irradiation
at
15
mW·cm-2.
The
screen
printing
with
methyl
methacrylate,
butyl
styrene
demonstrates
potential
stable
light
conversion
wearable
devices.
This
breakthrough
may
pave
way
further
advancements
using
highly
photoluminescent
luminescent
textiles
applications.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 13, 2025
Abstract
Perovskite
quantum
dots
(PQDs)
are
promising
materials
for
photonic
and
optoelectronic
devices,
relying
on
efficient
reliable
patterning
methods.
However,
the
complex
process
poor
stability
of
PQDs
restrict
their
practical
applications.
Here,
a
patterning‐induced
encapsulation
strategy
(PIE‐PQDs)
is
demonstrated
directly
into
thin
polystyrene
(PS)
film.
The
prepared
PQDs@PS
composite
film
displays
excellent
air
(30d,
92%),
UV
resistance
85%),
water
(30d,88%).
Notably,
even
in
harsh
environments
such
as
acid/alkali/alcohol
aqueous
solution,
still
preserves
high
luminescence.
A
binary
solvent
engineering
induced
to
precisely
control
distribution
inside
polymer
film,
resulting
morphologically
controllable
microstructures
optical
information
encryption.
Patterned
can
be
compatible
with
diverse
substrates
including
silicon,
glass,
paper,
plastic
feature
This
method
shows
universal
situ
protection
approach
integrating
flexible
substrates,
offering
significant
potential
display,
data
storage,
encryption,
anti‐counterfeiting.
Progress in Photovoltaics Research and Applications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
market
uptake
of
silicon
heterojunction
(SHJ)
solar
modules
is
projected
to
increase
rapidly,
which
expected
play
a
significant
role
in
future
sustainability.
However,
major
barrier
the
mass
production
SHJ
power
degradation
under
ultraviolet
(UV)
irradiation.
Here,
we
reported
98.13%
high‐quantum
yield
and
highly
reliable
CaSrSiO
4
:Ce
3+
UV‐to‐blue–violet
downshifting
(UV‐DS)
inorganic
phosphor
for
photovoltaic
applications,
could
minimize
UV‐induced
degradation,
levelized
cost
energy,
generation
module
waste.
was
synthesized
via
solid‐state
reaction
method,
where
Ce
ions
preferentially
occupy
7‐coordinated
Ca
site.
As
proof
concept,
an
outstanding
output
776.2
W
efficiency
24.99%
were
achieved
on
3.1
m
2
industrial‐scale
module.
Only
2.49%
observed
after
180
kWh/m
UV
A
statistical
lifetime
assessment
based
irradiance
data
Chinese
geographical
locations
proven
that
UV‐DS
encapsulants
significantly
enhanced
long‐term
stability
modules,
with
better
performance
economic
environmental
characteristics.
Our
study
offered
blueprint
designing
sustainably
strategically
targeting
geographic
markets,
mitigating
one
risks
associated
accelerating
practical
application.
Polymers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 1568 - 1568
Published: June 1, 2024
Inorganic
CsPbX3
(X
=
Cl,
Br,
I)
perovskite
quantum
dots
(PQDs)
have
attracted
widespread
attention
due
to
their
excellent
optical
properties
and
extensive
application
prospects.
However,
inherent
structural
instability
significantly
hinders
practical
despite
outstanding
performance.
To
enhance
stability,
an
in
situ
electrospinning
strategy
was
used
synthesize
CsPbX3/polyacrylonitrile
composite
nanofibers.
By
optimizing
process
parameters
(e.g.,
halide
ratio,
voltage,
heat
treatment
temperature),
all-inorganic
PQDs
been
successfully
grown
a
polyacrylonitrile
(PAN)
matrix.
During
the
process,
rapid
solidification
of
electrospun
fibers
not
only
effectively
constrained
formation
large-sized
but
also
provided
effective
physical
protection
for
PQDs,
resulting
improvement
water
stability
by
minimizing
external
environmental
interference.
Even
after
storage
over
100
days,
maintained
approximately
93.5%
photoluminescence
intensity.
Through
adjustment
halogen
elements,
as-obtained
nanofibers
exhibited
color-tunable
luminescence
visible
light
region,
based
on
this,
series
multicolor
anti-counterfeiting
patterns
were
fabricated.
Additionally,
benefiting
from
performance,
CsPbBr3/PAN
film
combined
with
red-emitting
K2SiF6:Mn4+
(KSF)
blue
LED
(460
nm),
producing
stable
efficient
WLED
device
color
temperature
around
6000
K
CIE
coordinates
(0.318,
0.322).
These
results
provide
general
approach
synthesizing
PQDs/polymer
nanocomposites
emission,
thereby
promoting
applications
multifunctional
optoelectronic
devices
advanced
anti-counterfeiting.