Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(22), P. 5499 - 5532
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
High-performance
perovskite
materials
with
excellent
physical,
electronic,
and
optical
properties
play
a
significant
role
in
artificial
neuromorphic
devices.
However,
the
development
of
perovskites
microelectronics
is
inevitably
hindered
by
their
intrinsic
non-ideal
properties,
such
as
high
defect
density,
environmental
sensitivity,
toxicity.
By
leveraging
engineering,
integrating
various
to
leverage
mutual
strengths
presents
great
potential
enhance
ion
migration,
energy
level
alignment,
photoresponsivity,
surface
passivation,
thereby
advancing
optoelectronic
device
development.
This
review
initially
provides
an
overview
across
different
dimensions,
highlighting
physical
detailing
applications
metrics
two-
three-terminal
Subsequently,
we
comprehensively
summarize
application
combination
other
materials,
including
organics,
nanomaterials,
oxides,
ferroelectrics,
crystalline
porous
(CPMs),
develop
advanced
devices
memristors,
transistors,
photodetectors,
sensors,
light-emitting
diodes
(LEDs),
systems.
Lastly,
outline
challenges
future
research
directions
synthesizing
composites
for
Through
analysis,
aim
broaden
utilization
research,
offering
new
insights
approaches
grasping
intricate
working
mechanisms
functionalities
perovskites.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(7), P. 1518 - 1518
Published: March 28, 2025
Metal
halide
perovskite
nanorods
hold
great
promise
for
optoelectronic
applications.
However,
they
tend
to
undergo
phase
transitions
due
the
instability
of
crystal
under
environmental
conditions,
leading
a
rapid
decline
in
fluorescence
efficiency.
Here,
we
report
method
which
trioctylphosphine
(TOP)
directly
serves
as
both
surface
ligand
and
solvent
synthesize
highly
stable
α-CsPbI3
(NRs).
This
approach
produces
monodisperse
α-phase
NRs
with
controlled
sizes
(1
μm
150
nm
length,
an
aspect
ratio
10:1),
confirmed
by
high-resolution
transmission
electron
microscopy
(TEM)
X-ray
diffraction.
The
optimized
exhibit
high
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
around
80%,
well
excellent
stability;
after
15
days
storage,
(PLQY)
retention
is
90%.
Transient
absorption
spectroscopy
shows
that
carrier
lifetime
extended
23.95
ns
27.86
ns,
attributed
dual
role
TOP
defect
passivation
hydrolysis
suppression.
work
provides
scalable
paradigm
stabilizing
metastable
nanostructures
through
rational
selection,
paving
way
durable
perovskite-based
optoelectronics.
RSC Advances,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 3562 - 3569
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Exposure
to
ammonia
vapors
on
CsPbBr
3
-coated
substrates
results
in
the
widening
of
a
semiconductor's
bandgap,
which
is
reversible
with
time.
The
intercalation
NH
-induced
strain
origins
bandgap
widening.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
129(9), P. 4747 - 4756
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Mixed-halide
three-dimensional
perovskites
have
been
extensively
studied
due
to
their
ability
exhibit
continuously
tunable
emissions
in
the
visible
spectrum
accompanied
by
spectral
broadening.
However,
understanding
relationship
between
characteristics
of
mixed-halide
and
distribution
halogens
at
individual
octahedral
levels
remains
a
significant
challenge.
This
study
successfully
realized
single-layer
(A2PbI2Cl2)
(A
=
C12H25NH3+)
with
uniform
Pb
octahedra
employing
mechanochemical
strategies.
The
absorption
spectra
prepared
samples
exhibited
constant
peak
476
nm
under
different
balling
times,
indicating
formation
product.
Structural
characterization
is
further
elucidated
X-ray
photoelectron
spectroscopy
measurements
corroborated
diffraction
results.
Similarly,
mixed-halides
A2PbI2Br2
A2PbI2SCN2,
exhibiting
constantly
450
523
nm,
respectively,
during
reaction,
were
obtained
employment
via
this
synthetic
technique.
versatility
strategy
was
demonstrated
synthesizing
A2′PbI2Cl2
substituting
primary
amine
salt
quaternary
ammonium
(A′
C15H34N+).
Ultimately,
these
mixed
halides
emission
ranging
from
340
530
varying
both
halogen
composition/distribution
within
octahedral.
atomic-scale
insight
lays
foundation
for
investigations
optoelectronic
properties
perovskites.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(11), P. 17026 - 17035
Published: March 5, 2025
Reducing
the
detachment
of
ligands
on
all-inorganic
cesium
lead
bromide
perovskite
quantum
dots
(CsPbBr3
PQDs)
presents
a
significant
challenge
to
their
practical
applications,
despite
remarkable
optoelectronic
properties.
Herein,
novel
strategy
was
introduced
passivate
surface
defects
CsPbBr3
PQDs
by
employing
short-chain
and
functional
groups
within
polymer
matrix
enhance
processability.
Guanidinopropanoic
acid
(GPA)
employed
as
coligand
alongside
oleic
oleylamine
synthesize
CsPbBr3-GPA
via
hot
injection
method.
A
nitrogen-containing,
superhydrophobic
mesoporous
polymer,
poly(divinylbenzene)-vinylimidazole
(PDVB-Vim),
utilized
an
innovative
encapsulation
material
for
PQDs,
resulting
in
formation
CsPbBr3-GPA@PDVB-Vim
composite.
were
successfully
protected
from
unfavorable
external
stimulation,
such
water
UV
light,
protective
PDVB-Vim.
retains
over
76%
its
initial
photoluminescence
intensity
after
31
days
68%
96
h
continuous
exposure
365
nm
irradiation
at
15
mW·cm-2.
The
screen
printing
with
methyl
methacrylate,
butyl
styrene
demonstrates
potential
stable
light
conversion
wearable
devices.
This
breakthrough
may
pave
way
further
advancements
using
highly
photoluminescent
luminescent
textiles
applications.
The
integration
of
metal
halide
perovskite
quantum
dots
(PQDs)
into
sensing
technologies
has
been
hindered
by
challenges
in
balancing
environmental
stability
and
sensitivity.
In
this
work,
mesoporous
silica
nanoparticles
(MSNs)
with
tunable
pore
sizes
were
employed
as
nanoconfinement
reactors
to
synthesize
size-controlled
CsPbBr3
PQDs
(3.0-12.0
nm).
nanoconfined
environment
facilitated
the
selective
growth
pure
phases,
avoiding
unwanted
Cs4PbBr6
formation.
resulting
PQDs,
CsPbBr3@MSN,
exhibited
emission
from
blue
green
(470
515
nm),
a
high
yield
(36.8%),
enhanced
stability.
Moreover,
PQD
composites
demonstrated
exceptional
performance
detecting
pesticide
dicloran,
achieving
detection
limit
0.16
μM,
far
below
China's
national
standard
requirement
(34.0
μM).
mechanism
involved
competitive
adsorption
phase
transitions
cubic
quasi-2D
CsPb2Br5
phase.
porous
MSN
structure
maintained
efficient
mass
energy
transfer,
ensuring
both
Beyond
sensing,
these
nanocomposites
show
potential
for
applications
anticounterfeiting
fingerprint
recognition.
This
study
highlights
powerful
strategy
developing
robust,
high-performance
PQD-based
fluorescent
sensors.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
The
morphology
of
quantum
dots
plays
an
important
role
in
governing
their
photophysics.
Here,
we
explore
the
photoluminescence
spheroidal
CsPbBr3
synthesized
via
room-temperature
trioctylphosphine
oxide/PbBr2
method.
Despite
yields
nearing
100%,
these
exhibit
elongated
red
tail
not
observed
typical
cubic
hot
injection.
We
origins
this
through
structural
and
optical
characterization
including
small-angle
X-ray
scattering,
transmission
electron
microscopy
time-resolved,
steady-state,
single
dot
photoluminescence.
From
measurements
conclude
that
originates
from
emissive
traps.
show
treating
with
phenethylammonium
bromide
decreases
line
shape
asymmetry
increases
passivation–consistent
traps
due
to
polar
facets.