Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(31), P. 11995 - 12003
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Monomeric
and
dimeric
Yb
species
form
in
Yb-doped
cesium
lead
halide
perovskites.
At
low
concentration
monomers
create
a
quantum-cutting
efficiency
loss
channel,
while
diffusion-limited
quenching
of
excited
states
dominates
at
high
concentration.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(44)
Published: May 22, 2024
Abstract
The
double
perovskite
material
of
Cs
2
NaRECl
6
‐type,
utilizing
rare‐earth
(RE)
ions
as
trivalent
element,
has
attracted
widespread
interest
due
to
its
unique
optoelectronic
properties
and
wide
range
applications.
It
displays
rich
optical
properties,
including
visible
infrared
light
emission
through
down‐shifting,
well
up‐conversion
radiation‐induced
emission.
These
exceptional
make
it
a
promising
for
devices
such
detectors,
light‐emitting
diodes,
lasers
energy
storage
batteries
but
also
show
advantages
in
anti‐counterfeiting
technology
imaging.
In
this
article,
the
latest
progress
is
reported
challenges
crystal
structure,
preparation,
performance,
various
applications
lead‐free
halide
(HLDPs)
compounds.
This
outline
prospective
research
directions
existing
materials,
with
aim
facilitating
discovery
new
HLDPs
materials.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(9)
Published: Dec. 21, 2023
Abstract
Revealing
the
energy
transfer
(ET)
process
from
excitons
to
rare
earth
ions
in
halide
perovskites
has
great
guiding
value
for
designing
optoelectronic
materials.
Here,
multiple
ET
channels
multi‐exciton
emissive
Sb
3+
/Nd
co‐doped
Cs
2
ZrCl
6
are
explored
comprehend
processes.
Förster–Dexter
theory
reveals
that
sensitizer
concentration
rather
than
overlap
integral
of
spectra
plays
leading
function
comparison
efficiency
among
host
self‐trapped
(STEs)
and
dopant
triplet
STEs
Nd
ions.
Besides,
enables
varied
color
delivery
potential
as
anti‐counterfeiting
material.
Under
X‐ray
irradiation,
presents
a
high
light
yield
≈13300
photons
MeV
−1
promising
imaging
ability.
This
work
provides
new
insight
investigating
processes
potentiality
fields
imaging.
Abstract
Rare‐earth
based
double
perovskites
(DPs)
have
attracted
much
attention
due
to
stable,
efficient,
and
unique
luminescence,
wide
applications
in
many
optoelectronic
fields.
However,
their
weak
near‐infrared
(NIR)
emission
poor
anti‐thermal
quenching
severely
limit
the
further
applications.
Herein,
Sb
3+
‐doped
Cs
2
KYbCl
6
DP
with
cyan
self‐trapped
exciton
(STE)
NIR
is
prepared
by
a
solvothermal
method,
separate
photoluminescence
quantum
yields
from
STE
reached
≈26.1%
43.8%,
respectively.
More
importantly,
not
only
contributes
absorption
energy
transfer
but
also
helps
establish
an
effective
thermally
enhanced
channel
through
self‐trapping
state,
resulting
superior
resistance.
The
thermal
sensitivity
of
luminescence
intensity
ratio
(LIR)
I
1010
nm
/
505
(
PL)
time‐resolved
temperature
sensor
reach
21.4
13.6%
K
−1
,
respectively,
which
are
ahead
most
sensing
materials.
Furthermore,
it
found
that
material
exhibited
advanced
multifunctional
LED
lighting,
flexible
luminescent
thin
film,
imaging.
This
work
provides
in‐depth
understanding
on
photophysical
mechanisms
rare‐earth
materials
references
for
designing
high‐performance
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(23), P. 10481 - 10489
Published: May 24, 2024
Achieving
high-efficiency
tunable
emission
in
a
single
phosphor
remains
significant
challenge.
Herein,
we
report
series
of
Sb3+-doped
all-inorganic
double
perovskites,
Sb3+:Cs2NaScCl6,
with
efficient
excitation-dependent
emission.
In
0.5%Sb3+:Cs2NaScCl6,
strong
blue
high
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
85%
is
obtained
under
265
nm
light
irradiation,
which
turns
into
bright
neutral
white
PLQY
56%
when
excited
at
303
nm.
Spectroscopic
and
computational
investigations
were
performed
to
reveal
the
mechanism
this
Sb3+
doping
induces
two
different
excitation
channels:
internal
transition
Sb3+:
5s2
→
5s5p
electron
transfer
5s
Sc3+
3d.
The
former
one
generates
ions,
can
undergo
energy
populate
host
self-trapped
exciton
(STE)
state,
yielding
enhanced
latter
leads
formation
new
STE
state
hole
localized
on
delocalized
nearest
Sc3+,
accounts
for
newly
exhibited
low-energy
difference
pathways
emitting
states
results
highly
emission,
making
doped
systems
promising
anticounterfeiting
materials.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(23), P. 10756 - 10766
Published: May 29, 2024
The
lead-free
halide
perovskites
possess
nontoxicity
and
excellent
chemical
stability,
whereas
relatively
weak
luminescence
intensity
limits
their
potential
in
practical
applications.
Therefore,
strengthening
the
expanding
application
fields
are
urgent
tasks
for
development
of
perovskites.
In
this
paper,
antimony-doped
Cs2NaScCl6
crystals
synthesized
by
a
solvothermal
method
emit
bright,
deep
blue
photoluminescence
at
447
nm.
(PL),
excitation
(PLE),
absorption
spectra
demonstrate
that
Sb3+
doping
effectively
activate
intrinsic
"dark
self-trapped
exciton
(STE),"
leading
to
an
impressive
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
value
78.31%
1%
doping.
Furthermore,
remains
above
92%
compared
with
fresh
sample
without
secondary
phases
detected
even
after
90
days
under
environmental
conditions.
To
expand
emission
spectra,
rare-earth
Sm3+
is
further
incorporated
into
Cs2NaScCl6:1%
crystals.
results
show
Sb
ions
not
only
enhance
STE
but
also
serve
as
sensitizers
boost
red-light
Sm3+,
significant
500-fold
increase
red
intensity.
Finally,
PLQY
reaches
stunning
86.78%.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
design
ion-doped
double
perovskites,
broadening
various
optoelectronic
devices.
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 6837 - 6852
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
review
summarized
the
optical
performances
of
RE
doped/containing
lead-free
DPs,
which
involve
extension
luminescence
range,
improvement
PLQY,
realization
multi-mode
excitation
and
multi-color
emission.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(30)
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Abstract
Recently,
all‐inorganic
halide
double
perovskites
(DPs)
with
a
chemical
formula
of
Cs
2
B
I
III
X
6
have
been
emerging
as
shinning
star
to
be
used
in
modern
optoelectronic
devices,
due
their
unique
advantages
such
environmentally
friendly,
high
absorption
coefficient,
low
trap
densities,
tunable
bandgap,
variable
constituent
elements
and
valences
states
through
or
sites
engineering.
In
this
review,
first,
the
impact
cation
doping
on
electronic
structure
optical
properties
DPs
are
systematically
overviewed,
which
cover
several
key
issues
including
interconversion
between
direct
indirect
band
gaps,
enhancement
light
absorption,
promotion
exciton
localization,
elucidation
energy
transfer
mechanisms,
regulation
defect
density
improvement
both
stability
luminescence
efficiency.
Subsequently,
state‐of‐the‐art
research
activities
regarding
interesting
device
applications
discussed,
light‐emitting
diodes,
anticounterfeiting
encryption,
X‐ray
scintillators,
thermometry.
Finally,
existing
difficulties,
prospects,
directions
field
proposed.