Tuning Hot-Carrier Temperature in CsPbBr3 Perovskite Nanoplatelets through Metal Halide Passivation
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 3832 - 3839
Published: April 8, 2025
High
carrier
temperature
and
slow
cooling
make
perovskite
nanostructures
potential
candidates
for
hot-carrier
solar
cells.
Here,
using
time-resolved
photoluminescence
spectroscopy,
dynamics
is
reported
in
strongly
confined
three-monolayer
quasi-2D
CsPbBr3
nanoplatelets
characterized
by
sharp
excitonic
peaks
the
absorption
spectrum
narrow
emission
blue
region.
Treatment
with
a
PbBr2-ligand
solution
resulted
remarkable
seven-fold
increase
intensity,
attributed
to
effective
passivation
of
surface
defects
due
lead(II)
bromide
vacancies.
Further
investigations
spectroscopy
revealed
consistent
times
∼300
fs
both
pristine
treated
nanoplatelets,
indicating
similar
fundamental
processes.
Notably,
exhibited
higher
(∼700
K),
linked
increased
radiative
density
after
defect
passivation.
This
work
demonstrates
that
treatment
metal
halides
substantially
improves
optoelectronic
properties.
temperatures
can
be
significantly
while
preserving
time.
Language: Английский
3D Chiral Metal Halide Semiconductors
Marco Moroni,
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Luca Gregori,
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Clarissa Coccia
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et al.
ACS Energy Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 2906 - 2912
Published: May 21, 2025
Near-infrared responsive photocatalysts for environmental remediation and energy conversion: A review
Jiaming Li,
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Yuan Li,
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Dmitry Selishchev
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et al.
Chemosphere,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
367, P. 143599 - 143599
Published: Oct. 22, 2024
Language: Английский
Lead‐Free Perovskite Light‐Emitting Diodes
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
Metal
halide
perovskites
have
been
identified
as
a
promising
class
of
materials
for
light‐emitting
applications.
The
development
lead‐based
perovskite
diodes
(PeLEDs)
has
led
to
substantial
improvements,
with
external
quantum
efficiencies
(EQEs)
now
surpassing
30%
and
operational
lifetimes
comparable
those
organic
LEDs
(OLEDs).
However,
the
concern
over
potential
toxicity
lead
motivated
search
alternative
that
are
both
eco‐friendly
possess
excellent
optoelectronic
properties,
lead‐free
emerging
strong
contender.
In
this
review,
properties
various
emitters
analyzed,
particular
emphasis
on
more
well‐reported
tin‐based
variants.
Recent
progress
in
enhancing
device
through
refined
crystallization
processes
optimization
configurations
is
also
discussed.
Additionally,
remaining
challenges
examined,
propose
strategies
may
stable
operation.
Looking
forward,
future
developments
PeLEDs
considered,
including
extension
spectral
range,
adoption
deposition
techniques,
exploration
materials.
Language: Английский
1.4% External Quantum Efficiency 988 nm Light Emitting Diode Based on Tin‐Lead Halide Perovskite
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
Abstract
In
recent
years,
metal
halide
perovskite‐based
light‐emitting
diodes
(LEDs)
have
garnered
significant
attention
as
they
display
high
quantum
efficiency,
good
spectral
tunability,
and
are
expected
to
low
processing
costs.
When
the
peak
emission
wavelength
is
beyond
900
nm
interest
even
higher
because
of
critical
importance
this
for
biomedical
imaging,
night
vision,
sensing.
However,
many
challenges
persist
in
fabricating
these
high‐performance
NIR
LEDs,
particularly
wavelengths
above
950
nm,
which
appear
be
limited
by
radiance
poor
stability.
study,
3‐(aminomethyl)
piperidinium
(3‐AMP)
employed
a
bulk
additive
tin‐lead
perovskite.
The
3‐AMP
passivated
films
exhibit
significantly
longer
carrier
lifetime
over
1
µs
compared
neat
(0.43
µs)
or
those
with
perfluorinated
aromatic
mono‐ammonium
molecule
(0.41
µs).
Our
optimized
LEDs
show
single
at
988
an
external
efficiency
(EQE)
≈1.4%.
Language: Английский
How Shallow and Deep Defects Drive Carrier Dynamics in Tin‐Iodide Perovskites
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 23, 2025
Abstract
Tin‐halide
perovskites
(THP)
exhibit
complex
carrier
dynamics
due
to
the
interplay
between
electronic
doping
and
trapping,
both
of
which
affect
device
performance.
Evaluating
impact
trap
states
is
challenging
because
timescales
photogenerated
electron
recombination
with
dopant
holes
trapping
often
overlap.
Here,
Transient
Absorption
Spectroscopy
(TAS)
used
across
a
broad
spectral
temporal
range,
spanning
from
visible
near‐infrared
femtoseconds
microseconds,
probe
sub‐bandgap
band‐edge
transitions,
while
manipulating
defect
densities
via
chemical
treatments.
Focusing
on
tin
triiodide
perovskites,
rapid
high
density
considered
main
source
loss.
However,
deep
originated
by
two
distinct
type
defects
are
identified:
surface
Sn(IV)
interstitials.
Surface
play
key
role
in
loss
photo‐generated
carriers,
but
their
can
be
mitigated
addition
SnF
2
,
improving
lifetimes.
Nevertheless,
excessive
promotes
stabilization
interstitial
traps,
highlighting
delicate
balance
control.
Moreover,
TAS
reveals
transitions
associated
shallow
contribute
repopulation
within
tens
picoseconds.
This
work
disentangles
contributions
trap‐mediated
processes
optoelectronic
mechanisms
THP,
offering
insights
into
management
for
performance
optimization.
Language: Английский
Fully‐Solution‐Processed Inverted Near‐Infrared LEDs Enabled by Wavelength‐Tunable and Oxidation‐Resistant Lead‐Tin Perovskite
Zihang Peng,
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Shuai‐Hao Xu,
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Wei‐Zhi Liu
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et al.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 6, 2025
Abstract
Compared
to
APbI
3
‐based
perovskites
(A
=
Cs
+
,
MA
FA
),
ASnI
exhibit
longer
emission
wavelengths
and
lower
toxicity,
emerging
as
promising
candidates
for
near‐infrared
light‐emitting
diodes
(NIR‐LEDs).
However,
the
electroluminescence
of
perovskite
LEDs
remain
below
950
nm,
face
challenge
extreme
susceptibility
Sn
2+
oxidation.
In
this
study,
fabrication
high‐performance
NIR‐LEDs
using
hybrid
Pb‐Sn
(FAPb
x
1−x
I
)
are
demonstrated
with
tunable
from
800
958
nm
by
optimizing
Pb:Sn
ratios.
Furthermore,
5‐aminovaleric
acid
(5‐AVA)
an
antioxidant
is
introduced,
which
capable
suppressing
oxidation
enhancing
stability
optoelectronic
performance
films.
The
optimized
FAPb
0.5
NIR
LED
exhibits
peak
at
a
maximum
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQE)
2.5%,
representing
record
band‐edge‐emitting
above
nm.
This
work
highlights
potential
efficient
light
sources,
paving
way
their
application
in
next‐generation
devices.
Language: Английский
Structural and optical properties of semi-conductor organic–inorganic hybrid components ([N(CnH2n+1)4]2SnBr6 (n = 1;2)): Potential applications in solar cells, LEDs and photodetectors
Kh. Ben Brahim,
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Hannachi Nejeh,
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N. Weslati
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et al.
Inorganic Chemistry Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 113555 - 113555
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Surface Vibration‐Mediated and Multiphonon Relaxation‐Assisted Antithermal‐Quenching Shortwave Infrared Emission in Ho‐Based Double Perovskite With Long Lifetime
Qiudong Duan,
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Yu Zha,
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Yusheng Xu
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et al.
Laser & Photonics Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Abstract
Thermal
quenching
generally
predominates
in
Er
3+
1540
nm
luminescence
at
elevated
temperatures,
due
to
intensified
lattice
vibration
and
efficient
overtone
vibrational
relaxation
by
O─H
stretch.
This
issue
impedes
practical
device
applications
of
shortwave
infrared
Er‐doped
phosphors.
Herein,
with
the
mediation
surface
phonons,
anti‐thermal
emission
is
reported
(220)‐dominated
‐doped
Cs
2
NaHoCl
6
double
perovskite.
The
downshifting
emissions
can
be
boosted
rising
temperatures
from
303
543
K,
reaching
225%@483
K
initial
intensity
accompanied
a
long
lifetime
33.02
ms
483
K.
By
combining
temperature‐dependent
situ
Raman
Fourier
transform
spectroscopies
excited‐state
dynamics
results,
coordination
role
water
molecules
verified,
serving
as
promoters
instead
quenchers
on
(220)
facet
high
temperatures.
Furthermore,
energy
transfer
Ho
enables
intense
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
78.1%
under
450
excitation.
Finally,
compact
thermally
stable
phosphor‐converted
light‐emitting
diode
(LED)
designed
narrowband
light
source
blue
LED
chip.
work
pushes
improved
understanding
achieving
thermal‐enhanced
for
potential
broad
applications.
Language: Английский