Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(17)
Published: April 22, 2024
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
refers
to
the
photon
emission
from
materials
subjected
mechanical
stimuli.
A
general
concept
concerning
ML
is
that
they
cannot
directly
record
a
stress
history
(mechanical
record;
MR).
Here,
we
report
an
approach
retrieves
quantitative
recording
of
through
afterglow
characteristics
analysis
specific
multi-piezo
material
Li0.12Na0.88NbO3:Pr
(LNNO),
which
has
been
designated
exist
near
structural
phase
boundary
rhombohedral
R3c
and
orthorhombic
P21ma.
Contrary
expectation
are
irrelevant
loading
history,
LNNO
was
strongly
correlated
with
distribution
after
UV
excitation.
This
enabled
us
read
recorded
precisely
image
material.
Furthermore,
spatial
MR
also
realized,
showing
capability
readout
in
both
time
space.
unusual
function
attributed
eliminating
shallow
trap
sites,
affected
upon
applying
load.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Abstract
Recently,
chalcogenides
with
layered
structures
exhibit
promising
applications
in
the
fields
of
information
chaos
processing
and
compilation
remodeling,
yet
facile
synthesis
their
microcrystals
multi‐temporal
multi‐modal
luminescence
remains
a
major
challenge.
Herein,
competitive
phase
transition
to
generate
orderly
NaYS
2
is
achieved
by
lattice
reconstruction
introduction
S
2−
occupying
unique
anionic
site
non‐vacuum
sulfur‐rich
environment,
revealing
crucial
role
transitions
regulating
material
structure
properties.
Simultaneous
photoinduced
luminescent
chromism
photo‐stimulated
are
attained
introducing
Pr
3+
.
Interestingly,
broadband
long‐wavelength
visible
afterglow
emission
4f
1
5d
cluster
state
reversible
temporary
change
upconversion
from
orange
green
narrowband
occurs
under
continuous
980
nm
excitation,
which
attributed
ordered
polarization
YS
6
layer
injection
defects.
Furthermore,
integrating
long‐lived
down‐conversion
relatively
short‐lived
up‐conversion
‐doped
,
multilevel
dynamic
optical
anti‐counterfeiting
platform
constructed
based
on
transient
long
luminescence.
This
work
implements
2D
structure,
providing
new
model
tunable
space‐time
resolved
for
spatiotemporal
optoelectronic
multiplexing,
applicable
large‐capacity
encryption,
data
storage,
biosensing.
Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
KZn
1−
x
Mn
(PO
3
)
phosphors
have
three
phases.
Among
them,
an
amorphous
phosphor
exhibits
a
wide
spectral
range
of
luminescent
color
tunability
and
has
no
TL
traps,
while
the
β-KZn
strong
properties.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Abstract
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
materials
have
shown
great
promise
in
stress
sensing,
structural
monitoring,
information
encryption
etc.,
but
are
primarily
based
on
crystalline
material
with
limited
processability,
environmental
stability,
and
optical
transparency,
which
seriously
hinder
their
applications.
Here,
a
highly
transparent
Mn
2+
‐doped
amorphous
glass
system
significant
ML
properties
is
designed.
A
composition
modulation
strategy
proposed
to
engineer
defects
within
the
network
structure,
ensures
more
numerous
activate
of
.
Under
repeated
charging–discharging
cycles,
samples
present
remarkable
repeatability
recovery
performance,
intensity
demonstrates
zero‐quenching
performance
after
being
placed
various
solutions
for
14
days.
Combined
Raman,
EPR
spectra,
TL
experiments,
inherent
relationship
between
traps
clarified,
where
oxygen
vacancies
responsible
generation
ML.
Based
ideal
high
transparency
designed
glass,
application
prospects
identification
detection
evaluated.
This
work
provides
design
principle
accelerate
development
toward
versatile
photonic
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 27, 2025
Abstract
Mechanoluminescence
(ML),
the
light
emission
of
materials
in
response
to
mechanical
stimuli,
has
gained
significant
attention
various
fields
due
situ
and
real‐time
“force
light”
converting
ability.
Defects
dominate
ML
process,
either
for
accommodating
carriers
or
as
sites
carrier
recombination.
However,
comprehensive
discussions
on
ML‐based
defects
are
rarely
reported.
The
review
opens
with
an
exploration
recent
progress
research,
highlighting
central
role
ML.
A
range
defect
types
commonly
exist
firstly
introduced,
which
aims
highlight
profound
influences
Subsequently
reported
defect‐dominated
phosphors
researched
elucidate
intricate
relationship
between
specific
their
influence
performance,
shedding
underlying
luminescence
mechanisms.
Afterward,
experimental
techniques
characterization
also
demonstrate
how
work
computational
modeling
is
confirmed
act
a
powerful
tool
investigating
atomistic
mechanisms
defect‐related
processes
enabling
precise
control
materials.
In
conclusion,
this
mini‐review
underscores
centrality
materials,
offering
integrated
perspective
potential
guide
future
research
endeavors.
Abstract
Near‐infrared
(NIR)
mechanoluminescence
(ML),
capable
of
visualizing
internal
biological
stress,
is
crucial
for
advancing
in
vivo
bioimaging
applications.
Nonetheless,
the
scope
its
applications
significantly
constrained
by
scarcity
available
ML
materials
as
well
unsatisfied
efficiency.
In
this
work,
a
NIR‐ML
phosphor
Gd
3
Ga
5
O
12
:
Cr
3+
(GGO:
)
synthesized,
which
characterized
peak
at
725
nm
and
full
width
half
maximum
(FWHM)
100
nm.
The
phenomenon
GGO:
demonstrated
to
stem
from
contact
electrification
generated
interaction
between
corresponding
oxide
powder
employed
elastomer.
Accordingly,
intensity
manipulated
be
increased
340%,
attributed
enhanced
surface
potential
incorporation
La
ions.
Furthermore,
/polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS)
film
performs
excellent
tissue
penetration,
indicates
promising
situ
monitoring
stress.
Hence,
it
paves
way
novel
within
living
organisms.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(17)
Published: April 22, 2024
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
refers
to
the
photon
emission
from
materials
subjected
mechanical
stimuli.
A
general
concept
concerning
ML
is
that
they
cannot
directly
record
a
stress
history
(mechanical
record;
MR).
Here,
we
report
an
approach
retrieves
quantitative
recording
of
through
afterglow
characteristics
analysis
specific
multi-piezo
material
Li0.12Na0.88NbO3:Pr
(LNNO),
which
has
been
designated
exist
near
structural
phase
boundary
rhombohedral
R3c
and
orthorhombic
P21ma.
Contrary
expectation
are
irrelevant
loading
history,
LNNO
was
strongly
correlated
with
distribution
after
UV
excitation.
This
enabled
us
read
recorded
precisely
image
material.
Furthermore,
spatial
MR
also
realized,
showing
capability
readout
in
both
time
space.
unusual
function
attributed
eliminating
shallow
trap
sites,
affected
upon
applying
load.