Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
A
high
radioluminescence
sensitivity
and
low
detection
limit
terbium-based
metal–organic
framework
scintillator
was
applied
for
high-resolution
flexible
X-ray
imaging.
Luminescence,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
40(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Spectroscopic
properties
of
Tb‐doped
and
Tb‐Ag
codoped
lithium
tetraborate
(LTB)
glasses
with
Li
2
B
4
O
7
(or
O–2B
3
)
composition
are
investigated
analysed
using
electron
paramagnetic
resonance
(EPR),
optical
absorption,
photoluminescence
(PL)
excitation
(PLE)
spectra,
PL
decay
kinetics
absolute
quantum
yield
(QY)
measurements.
spectra
the
show
numerous
narrow
emission
bands
corresponding
to
5
D
→
F
J
(J
=
6–0)
5–3)
transitions
Tb
3+
(4
f
8
ions.
The
most
intense
band
ions
at
541
nm
(
transition)
is
characterised
by
a
lifetime
slightly
exceeding
2.6
ms.
Ag‐containing
glass
two
broad
weakly
resolved
in
violet‐green
spectral
range
attributed
Ag
+
nonplasmonic
nanoclusters.
Decay
these
nonmonoexponential,
an
average
microsecond
range.
A
significant
enhancement
intensity
QY
was
observed
LTB
comparison
glass.
energy
transfer
(EET)
mechanisms
from
nanoclusters
were
explored.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 16, 2025
Abstract
Real‐time,
high‐precision
X‐ray
imaging
is
of
critical
importance
in
a
wide
range
applications,
from
medical
diagnostics
to
security
screening.
While
lanthanide
luminescent
materials
are
among
the
most
commonly
used
scintillators,
achieving
combination
large‐area
scalability,
rapid
response,
and
optimal
performance
remains
challenging.
Herein,
perovskite‐inspired
cerium
halide
nanocrystal
scintillator
presented
with
remarkable
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
approaching
unity
fast
radiative
recombination
rate
≈29
ns.
By
leveraging
these
promising
characteristics,
demonstrated
spatial
resolution
12.21
lp
mm
−1
an
ultra‐low
detection
limit
11.2
nGy
s
,
alongside
applications
dynamic
imaging.
Based
on
paternal
nanocrystals,
versatile
spectral
tunability
through
alloying
cation
doping
further
explored,
offering
platform
for
future
chemical
structural
design
toward
advanced
scintillations
other
down‐conversion
applications.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Abstract
Scintillation
materials
play
a
significant
role
in
the
exploration
of
extreme
space
environments
and
high‐energy
physics.
Nevertheless,
due
to
prevalence
thermal
quenching,
most
traditional
scintillators
are
not
capable
stable
X‐ray
imaging
at
high‐temperature
working
mode.
In
this
work,
Ce
3+
Tb
ions
successfully
co‐doped
into
Cs
2
NaGdCl
6
double
perovskites
(DPs)
via
solvothermal
method,
exhibiting
unusual
thermally
enhanced
scintillation
performance.
Specifically,
radioluminescence
intensity
:Tb
/Ce
increases
with
temperature
achieve
large
ratio
3.67
from
80
500
K.
Interestingly,
introduction
brings
dramatic
increase
thermoluminescence
intensity,
demonstrating
that
an
increased
number
deep
trap
results
suppression
quenching.
At
same
time,
extra
occurrence
traps
can
be
traced
localized
octahedral
distortions
around
dopant
ions.
Moreover,
flexible
DP‐based
film
is
fabricated
by
direct
coating
showing
imaging.
Ultra‐stable
performance
over
5
h
realized
under
high
380
K
film.
The
provide
regulation
strategy
for
exploring
novel
high‐performance
temperatures.
Abstract
The
development
of
eco‐friendly,
flexibly
preparable,
and
highly
efficient
glass
scintillators
is
paramount
importance
for
practical
applications
in
fields
such
as
medical
imaging
radiation
detection.
Herein,
a
series
Tb
3+
‐doped
oxyfluoride
successfully
synthesized
using
the
high‐temperature
melt‐quenching
method.
glasses
exhibit
bright
green
photoluminescence
with
an
internal
quantum
yield
(IQE)
95.6%
high
optical
transmittance
exceeding
85%
at
550
nm.
Specifically,
optimized
LASNG:
4
mol%
demonstrates
superior
performance,
including
significantly
enhanced
X‐ray
excites
luminescence
(XEL)
integrated
intensity
209%
that
Bi
Ge
3
O
12
(BGO)
exceptional
spatial
resolution
30
lp∙mm
−1
under
irradiation‐surpassing
most
reported
scintillators.
Additionally,
it
also
exhibits
linear
response
to
dose
rates
low
detection
limit
1.5
µGy∙s
maintains
excellent
irradiation
stability
continuous
exposure.
This
study
proposes
promising
approach
cost‐effective,
high‐resolution,
scalable
tailored
applications.
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
162(16)
Published: April 22, 2025
All-inorganic
halide
double
perovskites
have
attracted
extensive
attention
as
new
luminescent
materials
owing
to
their
high
luminous
efficiency
and
wide
emission
spectrum.
In
this
work,
blue-red
bicolor
Cs2NaGdCl6
(CNGC)
perovskite
nanocrystals
doped
with
Sb3+/Ho3+
were
prepared
using
a
hydrothermal
method.
The
incorporation
of
Sb3+
significantly
enhanced
the
intrinsic
“self-trapped
excitons
(STEs)”
wide-band
bright
blue
centered
at
470
nm.
On
basis,
different
concentrations
Ho3+
introduced
achieve
color
tunable
from
red
region,
extremely
quantum
efficiencies
96.53%
92.17%,
respectively.
By
use
diverse
methods,
including
spectroscopic
analysis
fluorescence
lifetime,
mechanism
efficient
luminescence
related
dopant
was
comprehensively
explored.
Results
show
that
not
only
can
enhance
STEs
CNGC
but
also
has
an
activation
effect
on
rare
earth
ion
Ho3+,
because
it
plays
role
bridge
for
two
energy
transfer
channels
between
centers,
details
investigated.
Thermal
stabilities
studied
over
temperature
range
303–473
K
good
performances
demonstrated
fact
PL
intensities
CNGC:1%Sb3+
CNGC:1%Sb3+/10%Ho3+
423
75.1%
70.1%
compared
those
303
K,
With
CNGC:1%Sb3+/10Ho3+
used,
UV
light-emitting
diode
activated
devices
fabricated
characterized.
emissions
suggest
materials’
prominent
potential
in
application
plant
lighting.
Finally,
white-light
sole
matrix,
strategy
tri-doping
Tb3+
proposed
based
principle
three
primary
colors.
device
fabrication
CNGC:1%Sb3+/10%Ho3+/2.5%Tb3+
sample
characterization
processes
prove
its
feasibility
then
provide
valuable
insights
design
Sb
ion-doped
lead-free
toward
easily
which
be
applied
various
fields.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
Metal
halide
double
perovskites
with
splendid
optical
features
have
been
considerably
investigated
for
optoelectronic
applications.
Herein,
a
series
of
Mn2+-doped
Cs2NaLuCl6
perovskite
crystals
were
prepared.
Via
adopting
the
density
functional
theory
calculation,
effect
Mn2+
doping
on
electronic
structure
compound
was
discussed.
It
found
that
crystal
can
emit
intense
blue
light
from
host
self-trapped
exciton
(STE)
emission.
Excited
by
320
nm,
STE
and
emissions
simultaneously
observed
in
resulting
crystals.
Owing
to
efficient
energy
transfer
Mn2+,
polychromatic
luminescence
final
products.
Moreover,
taking
advantage
various
responses
emission
intensities
temperature,
thermometric
characteristics
investigated,
their
maximum
relative
sensitivity
is
0.99%
K-1,
which
hardly
impacted
content.
Furthermore,
prepared
exhibit
good
X-ray
radioluminescence
properties,
low
detection
limitation
0.99
μGyair
s-1.
Additionally,
utilizing
designed
crystal,
flexible
imaging
high
resolution
20
lp
mm-1
be
operated
high-temperature
environment
realized.
These
results
indicated
are
suitable
thermometry
imaging.