Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(5), P. 2483 - 2494
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Lanthanide
(Ln3+)-doped
double
perovskites
to
achieve
near-infrared
(NIR)
emission
have
been
demonstrated
be
an
effective
strategy.
However,
these
emitters
generally
exhibit
low
efficiencies,
which
limits
further
applications.
Herein,
we
synthesized
Er3+-doped
Cs2NaYCl6
via
a
hydrothermal
reaction.
Steady-state
and
transient
fluorescence
spectra
show
that
there
is
pronounced
cross-relaxation
between
neighboring
Er3+,
thus
boosting
the
NIR
with
photoluminescence
quantum
efficiency
(PLQE)
of
93
±
2%
(NIR-II
region
∼87%).
Moreover,
ferromagnetic
coupling
can
enhance
absorption
intensity
Er3+;
thus,
strongest
witnessed
direct
excitation
at
520
nm.
The
remarkable
PLQE
ideal
wavelength
make
Cs2NaYCl6:Er3+
candidate
for
next
generation
light
sources.
In
addition,
Nd3+
Yb3+
were
also
doped
in
successfully,
their
respective
values
are
51
3%
30
2%,
respectively.
Particularly,
Ln3+-doped
440
K
maintain
103%
(Er3+),
91%
(Nd3+),
112%
(Yb3+)
initial
300
K.
Their
admirable
properties
enable
us
demonstrate
application
as-synthesized
compounds
night
vision
nondestructive
testing.
Therefore,
our
findings
one
most
promising
emitters.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(18)
Published: Jan. 30, 2024
Abstract
Lanthanide‐based
lead‐free
perovskite
materials
hold
great
promise
for
the
development
of
high‐resolution
full‐color
displays
in
future.
Here,
various
Cs
3
LnCl
6
nanocrystals
(NCs)
emitting
light
across
visible
to
near‐infrared
spectrum
with
remarkably
high
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
are
systemically
prepared.
Especially,
by
introducing
multifunctional
coumarin
small
molecules
into
EuCl
NCs
as
an
intermediate
state,
can
achieve
impressive
PLQY
92.4%
pure
red
emission
and
exceptional
energy
transfer
efficiency
nearly
93.2%.
Furthermore,
lanthanide‐based
electroluminescent
devices
red,
green,
blue
successfully
fabricated.
Among
them,
‐NC‐based
light‐emitting
diode
(LED)
demonstrates
a
FWHM
18
nm
at
617
nm,
external
up
5.17%,
maximum
brightness
2373
cd
m
−2
,
which
is
most
excellent
reported
narrowband
(within
20
nm)
devices.
Notably,
these
exhibit
operating
half‐life
440
h
level
100
surpassing
performance
LEDs
(PLEDs).
This
work
opens
exciting
possibilities
future
commercialization
PLEDs
display
industry,
paving
way
more
vibrant,
energy‐efficient,
long‐lasting
technologies.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(26), P. 31031 - 31037
Published: June 23, 2021
The
growing
demands
for
optical
anti-counterfeiting
technology
require
the
development
of
new
environmentally
friendly
materials
with
single
component,
multimodal
fluorescence
and
high
stability.
Herein,
Bi/Sb
codoped
Cs2Ag0.1Na0.9InCl6
lead-free
double
perovskite
material
is
reported
as
an
efficient
luminescence
excitation-wavelength-dependent
emission.
When
excited
by
360
nm
UV
light,
dual-emission
observed
at
455
560
nm,
which
comes
from
3P1–1S0
transition
Sb3+
ions
self-trapped
excitons
(STEs),
respectively.
Under
320
lamp,
microcrystals
show
only
a
blue
emission
centered
nm.
Therefore,
emits
yellow
lights
under
Moreover,
obtained
shows
PLQY
up
to
41%
excellent
stability
against
both
air
temperature,
make
it
promising
material.
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: July 6, 2022
Abstract
Metal
halide
perovskites
(MHPs)
have
gained
tremendous
interest
in
photovoltaics
applications
reaching
the
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
of
25.8%.
Despite
rapid
development
MHP‐based
solar
cells,
existence
toxic
lead
(Pb)
and
their
operational
instability
are
seen
as
key
roadblocks
for
commercialization.
A
viable
strategy
developing
lead‐free
optoelectronic
devices
nests
addressing
toxicity
issues
these
compounds
by
carefully
strategically
replacing
while
maintaining
comparable
stability
PCE.
In
this
regard,
double
perovskite
with
structural
flexibility,
well
lower
higher
caught
attention
scientific
community,
surging
research
2
B(I)B(III)X
6
composition.
critical
analysis
such
is
presented
from
a
fundamental
point
view
considering
orbital
characteristics,
bonding
interaction,
optical
transitions
relate
properties
cell
performance.
This
review
focuses
on
limiting
factors
critically
discusses
recent
advancements
strategies
which
been
demonstrated
to
boost
photovoltaic
performances.
Finally,
starting
existing
materials,
prospective
directions
identified
toward
enhanced
device
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10)
Published: March 12, 2023
Abstract
Recently,
ns
2
metal
ions
(such
as
Bi
3+
and
Sb
)
doped
double
perovskites
have
captured
intense
attention
for
their
efficient
emission,
however,
achieving
tunable
white
light
emission
is
always
an
enormous
challenge.
Herein,
/Ho
co‐doped
Cs
KInCl
6
are
proposed,
the
photoluminescence
results
show
that
there
two
bands,
one
broad
cyan
band
stems
from
self‐trapped
exciton
(STE)
in
[SbCl
]
3‐
octahedron,
while
another
red
derives
f‐f
transitions
of
Ho
.
The
processes
can
act
sensitizer
to
activate
which
due
energy
transfer
channel
STE
As
concentration
increases,
luminous
color
be
modulated
orange
under
315
nm
irradiation,
even
obtained
with
a
quantum
yield
90
±
2%
when
energy‐transfer
efficiency
50%.
Finally,
single
compound
white‐light
emitting
diodes
fluorescent
anti‐counterfeiting
labels
based
on
0.5%Sb
/60%Ho
fabricated.
This
work
provides
effective
strategy
achieve
lead‐free
through
lanthanide
ion
co‐doping.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
62(3)
Published: Oct. 12, 2022
Tailored
modifications
of
halide
lead-free
perovskites
(LFPs)
via
doping/alloying
with
metal
cations
have
been
recognized
as
a
promising
pathway
to
highly
efficient
inorganic
phosphors
photoluminescence
(PL)
quantum
yields
up
100
%.
Such
materials
typically
display
selective
sensitivity
UV
light,
broad
PL
range,
and
long
lifetimes
well
unique
compositional
variability
stability-an
ideal
combination
for
many
light-harvesting
applications.
This
Minireview
presents
the
state-of-the-art
in
doped
LFPs,
focusing
on
reports
published
mostly
last
two
three
years.
We
discuss
factors
determining
efficiency
spectral
parameters
broadband
LFPs
depending
dopant
host
matrix,
both
micro-
nanocrystalline
states,
address
most
relevant
challenges
this
rapidly
developing
research
area
is
facing,
outline
concepts
further
progress
field.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(12)
Published: April 3, 2023
Abstract
Lead
halide
perovskite
nanocrystals
(NCs)
have
recently
drawn
considerable
attention
in
the
fields
of
materials
science
and
nanotechnology.
However,
a
major
drawback
these
NCs
is
reliance
on
toxic
lead,
which
hinders
widespread
application.
Herein,
new
class
lead‐free
NCs,
that
is,
lanthanide
double
(Ln‐DP)
with
f‐orbital‐induced
optical
properties,
introduced.
The
Pr‐,
Ce‐,
Tb‐,
Eu‐,
Sm‐,
Yb‐based
Ln‐DP
display
narrow
d→f
f→f
emissions
ranging
from
UV‐C
to
near‐infrared
spectral
region.
Experimental
data
calculations
reveal
emissive
exhibit
small
molecule‐like
electronic
absorptions:
f→d
atomic
transitions
or
ligand‐to‐metal
charge
transfer
transitions.
Last,
it
demonstrated
by
alloying
Ln
compositions
DP
unique
improved
properties
can
be
obtained.
These
are
promising
for
sensing
lighting,
as
components
optoelectronic
and/or
magneto‐fluorescent
devices.
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 5598 - 5622
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
mini-review
presents
a
brief
overview
of
recent
progress
in
bismuth-based
halide
perovskite
(BHP)
nanomaterials
for
heterogeneous
photocatalysis
under
visible
light,
including
the
synthesis
and
physical–chemical
properties
advanced
BHPs.
Abstract
Lead-free
halide
perovskite
materials
possess
low
toxicity,
broadband
luminescence
and
robust
stability
compared
with
conventional
lead-based
perovskites,
thus
holding
great
promise
for
eyes-friendly
white
light
LEDs.
However,
the
traditionally
used
preparation
methods
a
long
period
limited
product
yield
have
curtailed
commercialization
of
these
materials.
Here
we
introduce
universal
hydrochloric
acid-assistant
powder-to-powder
strategy
which
can
accomplish
goals
thermal-,
pressure-free,
eco-friendliness,
short
time,
cost
high
yield,
simultaneously.
The
obtained
Cs
2
Na
0.9
Ag
0.1
In
0.95
Bi
0.05
Cl
6
microcrystals
exhibit
bright
self-trapped
excitons
emission
quantum
(98.3
±
3.8)%,
could
retain
(90.5
1.3)%
(96.8
0.8)%
after
continuous
heating
or
ultraviolet-irradiation
1000
h,
respectively.
phosphor
converted-LED
exhibited
near-unity
conversion
efficiency
from
ultraviolet
chip
to
at
~200
mA.
Various
ions
doping
(such
as
InCl
:Ln
3+
)
other
derived
lead-free
ZrCl
4
MnBi
12
luminous
performance
are
all
realized
by
our
proposed
strategy,
has
shown
excellent
availability
towards
commercialization.