ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 31332 - 31340
Published: June 4, 2024
Lead-free
halide
double
perovskites
(DPs)
have
become
a
research
hotspot
in
the
field
of
photoelectrons
due
to
their
unique
optical
properties
and
flexible
compositional
tuning.
However,
reports
on
DPs
primarily
concentrate
room
temperature
state
only
exhibit
single
emission
band.
Here,
we
synthesized
Cs2NaYCl6:Sb3+,
Dy3+
by
solvothermal
method
realize
white
light
with
photoluminescence
(PL)
quantum
yield
as
high
70.7%.
The
energy-transfer
process
from
self-trapped
excitons
(STEs)
ions
was
revealed
characterization
theoretical
simulation
calculations.
Interestingly,
observed
double-emission
low-energy
STE
Sb3+
at
low
temperatures,
is
consistent
asymmetric
doublet
feature
3P1
→
1S0
transition
split
into
two
minima.
PL
spectra
further
showed
that
fluorescence
intensity
ratios
580
680
nm
were
strongly
temperature-dependent,
relative
sensitivity
up
1.79%
K–1
360
K.
Moreover,
near-infrared
radiation
luminescence
indicated
also
good
prospects
for
night
vision
detection,
well
great
potential
applications
solid-state
illumination
measurement.
Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(5), P. 1816 - 1824
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Ratiometric
luminescence
thermometry
based
on
trivalent
erbium
ions
is
a
noninvasive
remote
sensing
technique
with
high
spatial
and
temporal
resolution.
The
thermal
coupling
between
two
adjacent
energy
levels
follows
the
Boltzmann
statistics,
whose
effective
range
related
to
gap
multi-excited
states.
However,
limitations
of
different
thermally
coupled
(TCLs)
in
Er-based
thermometers
are
rarely
mentioned.
Here,
type
targeted
high-precision
thermometer
was
designed
using
lead-free
double
perovskite
platform
by
selecting
multiple
TCLs
Er3+
ion.
According
selection
single
system
platform,
more
precise
temperature
resolution
can
be
obtained
regions
from
100
K
almost
880
K.
This
work
provides
quantitative
guideline
that
may
pave
way
for
development
next
generation
sensor
ions.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10)
Published: March 9, 2023
Abstract
Lanthanide‐doped
halide
perovskite
has
emerged
as
a
promising
phosphor
for
multimode
luminescence.
Here,
chloride‐based
single
crystal
is
reported,
namely
Cs
2
NaInCl
6
:Yb
3+
,Er
,
that
grown
in
hydrothermal
reactor.
The
as‐grown
crystals
feature
two
distinct
luminescence
behaviors
under
UV
and
980
nm
laser
excitation,
respectively.
Under
lamp
the
shows
multicolor
emission
of
sharp
bands
at
448,
550,
660
nm,
covering
wide
color
gamut
CIE
diagram.
In
stark
contrast,
excitation
exhibits
pure
green
upconversion
with
green‐to‐red
ratio
up
to
211.
universal
dominance
further
demonstrated
many
chlorides,
including
AgInCl
NaBiCl
AgBiCl
.
strong
used
optical
thermometry,
which
demonstrates
an
unprecedented
sensitivity
9.3%
K
−1
low
temperature
end.
work
introduces
kind
new
hosts
single‐band
luminescence,
opening
possibilities
areas
such
low‐threshold
pure‐green
converter.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(4), P. 1640 - 1650
Published: Feb. 7, 2023
Combining
rare-earth
ions
(RE3+)
in
halide
perovskites
is
a
hopeful
strategy
to
produce
interesting
optical
properties
visible
and
near-infrared
(NIR)
regions.
Here,
RE3+
(RE:
Nd,
Ho,
Er,
Tm)
are
successfully
introduced
into
Cs4Cd1–wMnwBi2Cl12
(0
≤
w
1)
vacancy-ordered
quadruple
through
facile
hydrothermal
method.
In
addition
the
strong
orange-red
Mn2+
emission,
as-prepared
materials
exhibit
effective
characteristic
emission
of
red
NIR
regions
via
constructing
energy
bridge.
With
gradually
replacing
Cd2+
Cs4Cd1–wMnwBi2Cl12:RE3+,
photoluminescence
(PL)
ranges
shows
an
increasing
trend
until
it
reaches
strongest
value
(w
=
1).
The
transfer
processes
[BiCl6]3–
→
confirmed,
corresponding
mechanism
explored.
According
manipulation
Mn2+/Cd2+
component,
evolution
process
from
direct
indirect
band
gaps
verified
combined
experimental–theoretical
approach.
White
light-emitting
diodes
(LEDs)
fabricated
by
employing
Ho3+-doped
Cs4MnBi2Cl12
on
near-ultraviolet
(n-UV)
LED
chips,
achieving
improved
color
rendering
index
(CRI)
83.3
93.0
compared
that
parent
compound.
Codoping
results
ultrawide
covering
both
I
II
regions,
implying
great
potential
for
detection
application.
Abstract
Single‐source
white
light‐emitting
diodes
(WLEDs)
with
smart
regulation
of
correlated
color
temperature
(CCT)
are
indispensable
for
the
next
generation
WLEDs
aimed
at
healthy
and
high‐quality
illumination,
where
a
suitable
CCT
value
is
closely
related
to
our
emotions
circadian
rhythm.
Herein,
this
work
constructs
single‐component
emission
layer
WLED
high
performance
controllable
daily
lighting
through
Bi
3+
/Te
4+
dual‐doped
Cs
2
SnCl
6
engineering.
The
efficient
energy
transfers
between
triple
self‐trapped
exciton
states
from
doping
allow
two
tunable
broadband
emissions
that
can
cover
full‐color
region,
thereby
yielding
standout
color‐rendering
index
94
fabricated
WLED.
robust
stability
against
heat,
ultraviolet
light,
environmental
oxygen/water
induces
long
half‐lifetime
up
1104
h.
Moreover,
strategy
endows
emitter
excitation‐dependent
luminescent
characteristics,
enabling
single
emissive
device
realize
switching
control
cold‐,
positive‐,
warm‐white
light
by
converting
excitation
chip.
Meanwhile,
continuous
different
application
scenarios
be
achieved
adjusting
current
chips.
This
constitutes
solid
step
toward
building
single‐source
based
on
lead‐free
metal
halides.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(4)
Published: Oct. 19, 2023
Abstract
Ho‐based
lead‐free
double
perovskite
microcrystals
(MCs),
Cs
2
NaHo
1‐x
Yb
x
Cl
6
,
are
synthesized
and
demonstrated
to
be
promising
optical
temperature
sensing
materials
by
understanding
the
concentration‐dependent
upconversion
(UC)
luminescence
mechanisms.
By
optimizing
dopant
concentration,
a
dominant
emission
shifting
from
red
green
is
successfully
achieved
in
an
activator‐rich
system.
During
this
process,
intensity
ratio
(R/G)
can
changed
12.5
(pure
light)
0.14
light).
It
clarified
that
cross‐relaxation
(CR)
process
between
activator
energy
transfer
3+
Ho
key
mechanisms
of
UC
R/G
variation.
Moreover,
shows
strong
dependence
on
temperature,
resulting
competition
CR
levels.
The
high‐sensitivity
thermometer
obtained
0.99
0.01
MCs
with
bright
luminescence,
whose
fluorescence
gains
maximum
relative
sensitivities
reaching
0.68%
K
−1
at
400
K.
multicolor
quantitative
modeling
mentioned
here
crucial
for
concentration‐dependence
characteristics
optimize
design
thermometer.
This
study
extension
application
range
materials.
Abstract
Lanthanide
ions,
as
dopants,
have
evoked
widespread
research
interest
owing
to
the
rich
optical,
magnetic,
and
electrical
properties,
but
their
luminescent
intensity
is
always
limited
by
typical
concentration
quenching.
Herein,
a
holmium‐based
double
perovskite
of
Cs
2
NaHoCl
6
reported,
which
surprisingly
breaks
through
this
barrier
achieves
efficient
red‐NIR
emission
virtue
large
unit
cell,
low
phonon
energy,
high
content
activators,
cross
relaxation
phenomenon
between
Ho
3+
.
The
heavy
also
endows
intriguing
half‐metallic
nature
with
down‐spin
conducting
band
an
up‐spin
insulating
band.
After
performing
ion
doping
on
crystallographic
sites
Na
+
,
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
such
emitter
under
450
nm
excitation
dramatically
promoted
82.3%,
benefiting
from
improved
crystal
field
environment
that
alleviates
parity
forbidden
rule
suppresses
non‐radiative
recombination
loss.
Furthermore,
heat‐favorable
phonon‐assisted
population
processes
enable
robust
photostability
against
thermal
By
combining
chip,
light‐emitting
diodes
are
fabricated,
in
wide‐coverage
NIR
emissions
ideally
suited
for
medical
light
source,
night
vision,
nondestructive
examination,
transmission
imaging.
It
believed
work
will
open
avenue
enhancing
fluorescence
lanthanide
ions
developing
advanced
spintronic
materials.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Aug. 31, 2023
Single
materials
that
exhibit
efficient
and
stable
white-light
emission
are
highly
desirable
for
lighting
applications.
This
paper
reports
a
novel
zero-dimensional
perovskite,
Rb4CdCl6:Sn2+,
Mn2+,
which
demonstrates
exceptional
properties
including
adjustable
correlated
color
temperature,
high
rendering
index
of
up
to
85,
near-unity
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
99%.
Using
co-doping
strategy
involving
Sn2+
cyan-orange
dual-band
with
complementary
spectral
ranges
is
activated
by
the
self-trapped
excitons
d-d
transitions
Mn2+
centers
in
Rb4CdCl6
host,
respectively.
Intriguingly,
although
ions
doped
difficult
excite,
can
be
realized
through
an
ultra-high-efficient
energy
transfer
between
via
formation
adjacent
exchange-coupled
Sn-Mn
pairs.
Benefiting
from
this
Dexter
process,
dual
shares
same
optimal
excitation
wavelengths
suppresses
non-radiative
vibration
relaxation
significantly.
Moreover,
relative
intensities
dual-emission
components
modulated
flexibly
adjusting
fraction
approach
short-range
represents
promising
avenue
achieving
high-quality
white
light
within
single
material.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(9)
Published: Feb. 25, 2023
Abstract
White‐light‐emitting
single‐component
materials
are
in
high
demand
for
lighting
applications.
However,
achieving
white
light
single‐doped
metal
halide
remains
a
challenge.
Herein,
the
first
time,
zero‐dimensional
Cs
3
ScCl
6
:Sb
3+
(CSC:Sb
)
nanocrystals
(NCs)
reported
that
exhibit
bright
white‐light
emission,
which
is
result
of
combination
excessive
blue
and
yellow
emissions
carbon
dots
spin‐forbidden
electronic
transitions
Sb
ions.
CSC:Sb
NCs
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
48%.
Furthermore,
they
retain
75%
their
original
efficiency
at
100
°C.
This
thermal
stability
mainly
attributed
to
its
lower
dimensionality
exciton
binding
energy
as
facilitate
creation
stable
elevated
temperatures.
A
white‐light‐emitting
diode
fabricated
using
exhibits
high‐color
rendering
index
luminous
efficacy
values
90
23
lm
W
−1
flux
current
200
mA.
Therefore,
findings
may
pave
way
developing
next
generation
devices
single
component
material.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(16)
Published: May 7, 2023
Abstract
Lead‐free
halide
perovskites
are
emerging
as
promising
eco‐friendly
candidates
for
next‐generation
solid‐state
lighting
because
of
their
nontoxicity
and
availability
broad
emission.
Herein,
a
modified
room‐temperature
anti‐solvent
precipitation
method
is
developed
to
synthesize
the
Sb
3+
‐doped,
In‐based,
lead‐free
in
microplate/microcrystal
structure
with
different
emission
colors.
The
layered
InCl
3
serves
template
growth
Cs
2
5
(H
O):Sb
microplate
phosphors.
Moreover,
presence
HCl
not
only
improves
solubility
precursors,
but
also
provides
acid
etching
effect.
resultant
‐doped
O)
phosphors
show
bright
yellow
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
up
92.4%.
Furthermore,
6
:Sb
NaInCl
synthesized
through
similar
method,
which
displays
green
deep‐blue
emission,
respectively.
Subsequently,
proof‐of‐concept
white
light‐emitting
diodes
(WLEDs)
fabricated
based
on
+
phosphors,
achieves
high‐quality
light
color
rendering
index
(CRI)
91.6
95.4,
results
greatly
advance
development
perovskite
synthesis,
may
offer
new
possibilities
high
CRI
WLEDs
fabrication.