Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 3929 - 3929
Published: May 4, 2024
Preparing
submicron
and
nanoscale
phosphors
with
good
optical
properties
for
practical
applications
is
a
challenging
task
current
inorganic
long
afterglow
luminescent
materials.
This
study
utilized
commercialized
SrAl2O4:Eu2+,
Dy3+
(SAOED)
as
raw
materials
employed
solvents
lower
polarity
or
non-polar
dynamic
solvothermal
treatment.
The
phosphor’s
overall
average
particle
size
was
reduced
from
42.3
μm
to
23.6
while
maintaining
the
fluorescence
intensity
at
91.39%
of
original
sample.
Additionally,
demonstrated
applicability
method
most
other
phosphors.
experiment
produced
high-brightness
nano-sized
phosphor
yield
5.64%.
diameter
85
nm,
an
thickness
16
nm.
quantum
efficiency
74.46%
fingerprint
imaging
results
suggest
that
have
potential
applications.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(37)
Published: July 14, 2024
Abstract
Smart
stimuli‐responsive
persistent
luminescence
materials,
combining
the
various
advantages
and
frontier
applications
prospects,
have
gained
booming
progress
in
recent
years.
The
trap‐controlled
property
energy
storage
capability
to
respond
external
multi‐stimulations
through
diverse
pathways
make
them
attractive
emerging
multi‐responsive
smart
platforms.
This
review
aims
at
advances
materials
for
advanced
multi‐stimuli‐responsive
design
principles,
mechanisms,
representative
stimulations,
i.e.,
thermo‐,
photo‐,
mechano‐,
X‐rays
responsiveness,
are
comprehensively
summarized.
Various
hybrid
systems
containing
highlighted.
Specifically,
temperature
dependent
trapping
de‐trapping
performance
is
discussed,
from
extreme‐low
ultra‐high
conditions.
Emerging
future
perspectives
briefly
presented.
It
hoped
that
this
would
provide
new
insights
guidelines
rational
manipulation
of
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Nov. 8, 2023
Abstract
Mechanoluminescence
is
a
smart
light‐emitting
phenomenon
in
which
applied
mechanical
energy
directly
converted
into
photon
emissions.
In
particular,
mechanoluminescent
materials
have
shown
considerable
potential
for
applications
the
fields
of
and
sensing.
This
study
thoroughly
investigates
mechanoluminescence
long
afterglow
properties
singly
doped
codoped
Sr
2
MgSi
O
7
(SMSO)
with
varying
concentrations
Eu
2+
Dy
3+
ions.
Subsequently,
comprehensive
analysis
its
multimode
luminescence
properties,
including
photoluminescence,
mechanoluminescence,
afterglow,
X‐ray‐induced
luminescence,
conducted.
addition,
density
states
mapping
acquired
through
first‐principles
calculations,
confirming
that
enhanced
SMSO
primarily
stem
from
deep
trap
introduced
by
.
contrast
to
traditional
mixing
Polydimethylsiloxane,
this
study,
powders
are
incorporated
optically
transparent
wood
produce
multiresponse
X‐ray‐excited
luminescence.
structure
achieved
pretreating
natural
wood,
eliminating
lignin,
subsequently
modifying
overall
modification
using
various
phosphors
epoxy
resin
composites.
After
drying,
multifunctional
composite
diverse
obtained.
Owing
environmental
friendliness,
sustainability,
self‐power,
cost‐effectiveness,
anticipated
find
extensive
construction
energy‐efficient
displays.
Abstract
Multimode
luminescence
is
usually
stimulated
by
various
external
stimuli
in
response
to
photon
emission
and
applied
anti‐counterfeiting
encryption
fields.
However,
integrating
multimode
into
a
single
stable
material,
how
quantitatively
evaluate
the
relationship
between
temperature
light
force
remains
challenge.
In
this
work,
LiNbO
3
:Er
3+
/Pr
microcrystals
that
can
respond
X‐ray,
UV
light,
temperature,
stress
are
developed.
The
temperature‐dependent
upconversion
spectra
show
maximum
relative
sensitivity
of
0.889%
K
−1
based
on
intensity
ratio.
Meanwhile,
mechanoluminescence
around
618
nm
with
linear
observed
increase
force.
These
materials
illustrate
strong
static
dynamic
be
manipulated
space
time
dimensions,
which
provides
new
ideas
field
information
encryption.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3)
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
quest
for
mechanoluminescence
(ML)
in
zinc
sulfide
(ZnS)
spans
more
than
a
century,
initially
sparked
by
observations
of
natural
minerals.
There
has
been
resurgence
research
into
ML
materials
recent
decades,
driven
advances
optoelectronic
technologies
and
deeper
understanding
their
luminescent
properties
under
mechanical
stress.
ZnS,
particular,
garnered
attention
owing
to
its
remarkable
ability
sustain
luminescence
after
100,000
stimulations,
positioning
it
as
standout
candidate
applications.
In
contrast
conventional
photoluminescent
electroluminescent
light
sources,
ZnS
composite
elastomers
have
emerged
flexible,
stretchable
self‐powered
sources
with
considerable
practical
implications.
This
review
introduces
the
development
history,
mechanisms,
prototype
devices,
ZnS‐based
material
preparation
methods,
diverse
applications
spanning
environmental
mechanical‐to‐optical
energy
conversion,
E‐signatures,
anti‐counterfeiting,
wearable
information
sensing
advanced
battery‐free
displays,
biomedical
imaging,
optical
fiber
sensors
human–computer
interactions,
among
others.
By
integrating
insights
from
ML‐optics,
mechanics,
flexible
optoelectronics,
summarizing
pertinent
perspectives
on
current
scientific
challenges,
application
technology
hurdles,
potential
solutions
emerging
frontiers,
this
aims
furnish
fundamental
guidance
conceptual
frameworks
design,
advancement,
cutting‐edge
novel
mechanoluminescent
materials.
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(11)
Published: April 15, 2024
Abstract
Mechanoluminescence
(ML)
is
luminescence
induced
due
to
mechanical
stress,
providing
intuitive
responses
strain‐related
events.
Piezoelectricity
the
conversion
of
strain
into
electrical
signals,
offering
a
quantitative
measurement
force/deformation.
Combining
ML
and
piezoelectricity
within
single
device
provides
comprehensive
understanding
events,
qualitative
information
about
phenomena.
A
ZnS:Cu/polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS)
composite
biocompatible
silk
fibroin/PDMS
are
prepared
generate
respectively.
An
innovative
method
for
obtaining
powder
from
fabrics
employed.
The
microstructure
composition
fibroin
also
examined
via
X‐ray
diffraction
Fourier
Transform
Infrared
(FTIR)
spectroscopy.
Mechanical
stimuli
such
as
pressure,
stretching,
twisting,
bending,
vibration,
rubbing
applied
demonstrate
optical
responses.
Under
voltage
3.82
V
an
output
current
201.6
nA
generated
at
force
1
N.
Furthermore,
handwritten
test
conducted
qualitatively
visualize
letters
based
on
effects
explore
feasibility
using
artificial
intelligence
classify
signals
during
writing
their
corresponding
letters.
This
biocompatible,
dual‐modal
self‐powered
sensor
demonstrates
broad
applicability
in
wearable
technology,
biomechanics,
human–machine
interaction,
security,
energy
harvesting.
Abstract
Persistent
mechanoluminescence
(PML)
is
highly
desirable
for
its
ability
to
overcome
transient‐emitting
behavior,
but
applications
are
hindered
by
the
limited
emission
wavelengths.
Herein,
a
universal
chemical
interlinkage‐assisted
efficient
energy
transfer
(ET)
strategy
introduced
achieve
color
conversion
from
green
red
in
traditional
PML
materials.
A
straightforward
route
create
RhB@SiO
2
/SAOED
system
established
via
covalent
interlinkage
depositing
mesoporous
silica‐encapsulated
Rhodamine
B
(RhB)
nanoparticles
(RhB@SiO
)
onto
SrAl
O
4
:Eu,
Dy
(SAOED)
particles.
The
resulting
exhibits
high
ET
efficiency
of
53.5%.
multicolor
remains
visible
naked
eye
exceeding
28
s
after
mechanical
stimulation.
With
this
unique
demonstrates
potential
ranging
visualized
reading
activities
multi‐mode
anticounterfeiting.
This
color‐conversion
provides
new
approach
high‐performance
light
energy‐conversion
systems
and
may
further
inspire
more
diverse
functional
classical
Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
review
summarizes
the
mechanisms,
developments,
and
applications
of
flexible
mechano-optical
sensors
using
mechanoluminescence
mechanoplasmonics
for
robust
sensing
applications,
while
addressing
challenges
prospects
their
integration.
