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.
Journal of Materials Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(38), P. 15761 - 15767
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Sb
3+
/Ln
co-doped
Cs
2
NaGdCl
6
double
perovskite
was
prepared.
The
energy
transfer
relationship
between
and
Tb
explored.
White
phosphors
with
CIE
coordinates
of
(0.34,
0.33)
were
obtained
by
introducing
Ho
into
the
:Sb
,Tb
.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 25, 2024
Abstract
This
study
presents
the
Br‐rich
in
situ
synthesis
of
blue‐emitting
2D
CsPbBr
3
nanoplatelets
(NPLs)
with
various
Br/Pb
ratios
using
ZnBr
2
as
a
Br
precursor
to
enhance
ion
adsorption
significantly.
leads
effective
passivation
surface
defects,
particularly
Pb−Br
bonds,
by
increasing
positive
charge
density
around
Pb
atoms,
thus
creating
stable
bonding
environment
and
reducing
defect
formation.
Consequently,
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
improves
from
31.15%
for
ratio
87.2%
6.
NPLs
6
also
exhibit
longer
lifetimes
(16.69
ns)
slower
bleach
recovery
dynamics,
indicating
fewer
non‐radiative
recombination
pathways
exciton
dynamics.
Additionally,
demonstrated
better
thermal
stability,
an
activation
energy
124.3
meV,
stronger
binding.
These
exhibited
enhanced
UV
tolerance
at
43.9%
water
resistance
23.8%,
making
them
suitable
displays
lighting.
Furthermore,
Br‐passivated
are
used
blue
emitters
prototype
white
LEDs,
achieving
wide
color
gamut,
126.6%
National
Television
Standards
Committee
94.5%
Rec.
2020,
demonstrating
their
potential
high‐quality
lighting
advanced
display
technologies.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 18, 2024
With
suitable
electron-phonon
coupling
strength,
a
near-unity
broadband
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
can
be
achieved
in
organic-inorganic
hybrid
metal
halides
(OIHMHs)
via
self-trapped
exciton
(STE)
emission.
However,
it
is
still
challenging
to
obtain
high-quality
red
emission
from
OIHMHs
with
desirable
wavelength
and
high
chemical
stability,
which
hinders
their
practical
application
high-performance
displays,
plant-growth
lighting,
biomedical
imaging.
Herein,
series
of
hafnium-based
zero-dimensional
(TPP)
Abstract
Nanostructured
scintillators,
renowned
for
their
exceptional
miniaturization
and
portability,
are
typically
designed
with
homogeneous
dopant
ion
concentration
profiles.
While
these
profiles
facilitate
consistent
optical
properties,
they
may
pose
challenges
in
terms
of
compromising
light
emission
intensity
overall
scintillation
efficiency.
A
pressing
issue
the
field
X‐ray
flat‐panel
minidetectors
is
lack
specific
innovative
strategies
to
significantly
enhance
radioluminescence
capabilities,
which
has
hindered
further
advancements.
This
research
showcases
an
efficacious
strategy
synthesizing
ligand‐exchange‐passivated
mixed‐halide
double
perovskite
nanocrystals
(NCs)
tailored
remarkable
capabilities.
The
composition
fine‐tuned
via
anion
exchange
between
Bi
3+
Tb
‐doped
Cs
2
AgInCl
6
NCs
potassium
bromide
(KBr).
Additionally,
initial
oleic
acid
ligands
substituted
1‐dodecanethiol
(1‐DT),
effectively
compensating
inherent
halogen
vacancies
mitigating
halide
migration.
underlying
passivation
mechanism
elucidated
through
a
comprehensive
approach
that
combined
spectroscopic
experiments
theoretical
calculations.
Consequently,
fabricated
transparent
scintillator
films,
incorporating
synthesized
NCs,
exhibit
high
yield
≈20
952
photons
MeV
−1
,
sensitive
detection
limit
207.5
nGy
air
s
spatial
resolution
8.1
lp
mm
unparalleled
stability
under
prolonged
irradiation.
ACS Applied Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(8), P. 1677 - 1687
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
Herein,
we
report
a
strategy
to
synthesize
an
Eu3+
doped
single-phase
monoclinic
K3GdF6
double
perovskite
via
solid-state
route
with
average
crystallite
size
of
18
±
2.00
nm.
Characterization
methods
such
as
X-ray
diffraction,
high-resolution
transmission
electron
microscopy,
photoelectron
spectroscopy,
and
spectroscopic
techniques
provided
thorough
understanding
the
material's
atomic
molecular-level
structural,
morphological,
functional
properties.
The
photoluminescence
study
K3GdF6:5%
under
different
excitations
273,
393,
405,
464
nm
showed
hypersensitive,
intense
red
emission
at
613
orange
590
nm,
which
is
necessary
parameter
for
high
contrast
imaging,
particularly
overcoming
autofluorescent
background.
usage
spectral
mapping
imaging
has
been
specifically
demonstrated
through
spatial
405
laser
excitation.
Moreover,
optical
studies
substantiated
occurrence
quantum
cutting
in
K3GdF6:Eu3+
systematic
energy
transfer
between
Gd3+
Eu3+.
Interestingly,
addition
attributes,
superparamagnetic
behavior
low
temperature
(2
K)
saturation
magnetization
96.86
emu/g.
Through
exhaustive
investigation
its
properties,
synthesized
be
feasible
choice
bioimaging
(including
MRI),
multiplexing
detection,
sensing,
other
technologies.