Emerging 0D Hybrid Metal Halide Luminescent Glasses
Bohan Li,
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Yuzhen Wang,
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Yan Xu
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Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Jan. 2, 2025
0D
hybrid
metal
halide
(HMH)
luminescent
glasses
have
garnered
significant
attentions
for
its
chemical
diversity
in
optoelectronic
applications
and
it
also
retains
the
skeleton
connectivity
coordination
mode
of
crystalline
counterparts
while
exhibiting
various
physics/chemistry
characteristics
distinct
from
states.
However,
understanding
glass-forming
ability
specific
structural
origins
underpinning
properties
HMH
remains
elusive.
In
this
review,
is
started
solid-liquid
phase
transition
thermodynamic
analysis
HMHs
formed
through
melt-quenching,
summarize
current
compounds
capable
stably
forming
glassy
phases
via
design.
The
characterization
methods
are
further
discussed
highlight
exceptional
transparency,
properties,
glass
crystallization
behaviors.
Moreover,
application
prospects
demonstrated
by
these
been
presented
accordingly
X-ray
detection
imaging,
anti-counterfeiting,
information
encryption.
Finally,
perspective
offered
into
future
development
emerging
family
their
applications.
Language: Английский
Reconfigurable Glass Scintillation Screen for Conformal X‐Ray Imaging of Shape‐Changeable Objects
Jinke Jiang,
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Xingchu Mao,
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Xiaoxin Zheng
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Laser & Photonics Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Feb. 23, 2025
Abstract
As
the
kernel
component
of
X‐ray
imaging
systems,
mainstream
flat‐panel
detectors
suffer
from
image
distortion
and
blurring
when
applied
to
irregular
shaped
objects,
because
non‐conformal
collocation
between
detector
object.
Herein,
by
taking
advantage
robust
glass‐forming
capability
versatile
processability
(TPT)
2
MnBr
4
(TPT
=
propyltriphenylphosphonium)
scintillator,
reconfigurable
scintillation
screen
for
conformal
is
explored.
Compared
flexible
polymer
screens
doped
with
micro‐/nanoparticles,
melt‐casted
large‐area
(20
×
20
cm
)
are
homogeneous
immune
light
scattering,
thus
manifesting
optical
transmittance
above
80%
in
525−800
nm
range
high
spatial
resolution
25.5
lp
mm
−1
.
More
impressively,
can
be
reconfigured
shape
near
its
glass
transition
temperature,
realizing
continuous
conformance
or
changeable
objects.
Exemplified
a
flexed
elbow
joint
circuit
variational
shapes,
demonstrate
superiorities
both
clarity
(15
versus
3
imaging)
reduction
radiation
dosage.
That,
plus
scalable
fabrication
process
cost‐effective
raw
materials,
will
promise
great
potential
customized
medical
diagnostics
industrial
inspection.
Language: Английский
In Situ Crystallization of CsPbBr3 Nanocrystals within a Melt-Quenched Glassy Coordination Polymer
Qing-Peng Peng,
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Junhua Wei,
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Zi‐Lin He
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ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
Lead
halide
perovskite
nanocrystal
materials
such
as
CsPbX3
(X
=
Cl,
Br,
and
I)
have
triggered
an
intense
research
upsurge
due
to
their
excellent
scintillation
performance.
Herein,
in
situ
crystallization
strategy
is
developed
grow
CsPbBr3
nanocrystals
(NCs)
within
a
low-melting-point
(280
°C)
coordination
polymer
(CP)
glass.
The
viscosity
of
glass
reduced
through
low-temperature
(e.g.,
50
thermal
treatment,
enabling
the
short-distance
migration
uniformly
dispersed
ions
(Cs+,
Pb2+,
Br-)
achieve
NCs.
Benefiting
from
high
transmittance
(80%
500-800
nm
range)
outstanding
performance,
prepared
CsPbBr3@ZnBr2(bIm+DMSO)2
(bIm
benzimidazole,
DMSO
dimethyl
sulfoxide)
transparent
luminescence
exhibits
X-ray
imaging
resolution
up
25
lp/mm,
outperforming
many
crystalline
scintillators.
This
work
would
provide
idea
for
development
high-resolution
screens
that
can
be
at
low
temperatures.
Language: Английский
In Situ Synthesis of Highly Emissive Manganese Halides with Modified Bisphosphonium Cations toward Information Encryption
Xuan Zou,
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Xiangyu Han,
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Gangji Yi
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Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Multisite
modulation
for
organic-inorganic
hybrid
metal
halides
(OIMHs)
plays
an
important
role
in
the
optimization
of
their
photophysical
performance.
Herein,
we
proposed
organic
cation
modification
strategy
on
phosphorus
sites
based
1,2-Bis(diphenylphosphino)ethane
(DPPE)
by
a
simple
one-pot
solvothermal
method.
Three
zero-dimensional
(0D)
manganese-based
OIMHs,
two
novel
MdppeMnCl4·H2O
and
EdppeMnCl4,
as
well
byproduct
[Mn(dppeO2)3][MnCl4]
were
obtained
(Mdppe
=
methyl-coordinated
with
DPPE;
Edppe
ethyl-coordinated
dppeO2
is
oxidation
DPPE).
All
samples
possess
four-coordinated
[MnCl4]2-
polyhedron,
while
contains
another
six-coordinated
[Mn(dppeO2)3]2+
complex.
According
to
relevant
optical
measurements,
EdppeMnCl4
both
show
bright
green
emissions
photoluminescence
quantum
yields
55.66%
80.42%,
respectively.
By
contrast,
shows
orange
emission
that
confirmed
be
associated
Mn2+
ions
temperature-dependent
PL
spectra.
Based
good
stability
solution
processability
luminescent
ink
was
developed
potential
application
display
information
encryption
fields.
The
unique
this
work
opens
up
ways
designing
developing
OIMHs
extends
prospects
halides.
Language: Английский
Melt‐Processing Enabled Flexible Metal Halide‐Nylon Luminescent Films with Enhanced Optical Transmission for Curved X‐Ray Imaging
Zi‐Lin He,
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Wenguang Li,
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Jing‐Hua Chen
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: April 21, 2025
Abstract
Organic–inorganic
hybrid
metal
halides
are
emerging
as
a
class
of
functional
materials
that
combine
attractive
photophysical
properties
with
great
processability.
Their
modular
chemical
structures
allow
for
melt
processing
through
crystal‐melt
transitions.
Herein,
the
study
reports
synthesis
(Bzmim)
2
MnX
4
(Bzmim
=
1‐benzyl‐3‐methylimidazolium,
X
Cl,
Br,
I)
single
crystals
low
melting
temperatures
ranging
from
130
to
160
°C.
Among
them,
MnBr
exhibits
superior
luminescence
performance
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
78.6%
and
light
34
900
photons
MeV
−1
,
making
it
act
promising
scintillator.
Interestingly,
leveraging
fluidity
porous
structure
nylon
film,
transparent
crystalline
‐Nylon
composite
film
is
fabricated
by
melt‐infiltration
process.
Compared
has
an
increased
transmittance
≈20%
>60%.
It
can
be
attributed
uniform
crystallization
in
pores
which
suppresses
severe
crosstalk
caused
large
refractive
index
difference
at
nylon‐air
interface.
The
melt‐processable
spatial
resolution
16
line
pairs
per
millimeter
practical
X‐ray
imaging,
well
applications
curved
imaging
due
its
flexibility.
Language: Английский
Guest-Molecule-Induced Glass-Crystal Transition in Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Antimony Halides
Xuexia Lu,
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Yang‐Peng Lin,
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Zhen Liu
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Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Jan. 18, 2025
The
glassy
state
of
inorganic-organic
hybrid
metal
halides
combines
their
excellent
optoelectronic
properties
with
the
outstanding
processability
glass,
showcasing
unique
application
potential
in
solar
devices,
display
technologies,
and
plastic
electronics.
Herein,
by
tailoring
organic
cation
from
N-phenylpiperazine
to
dimethylamine
gradually,
four
types
zero-dimensional
antimony
are
obtained
various
optical
thermal
properties.
guest
water
molecules
crystal
(N-phenylpiperazine)2SbCl6·Cl·5H2O
lead
largest
distortion
Sb-halogen
unit,
resulting
red
emission
different
yellow
other
compounds.
More
importantly,
molecule-induced
hydrogen-bond
network
would
prolong
relaxation
time
into
an
equilibrium
state,
formation
state.
This
is
previous
strategy
adopting
large
cations
for
glass
transition.
Through
rheological
studies,
we
shape
initial
understanding
underlying
kinetics
halide
glass.
work
provides
a
simpler
more
convenient
approach
developing
superior
processing
performance.
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Advances and Challenges in X-ray-Excited Scintillators and Their Biomedical Applications: Current Insights and Future Directions
Taiyi Zhang,
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Xuezhen Dong,
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Fei Xu
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: April 7, 2025
This
review
explores
the
pivotal
role
of
scintillators
in
biomedical
applications,
with
a
particular
emphasis
on
their
utilization
context
X-ray
excitation.
It
commences
an
in-depth
analysis
two
predominant
categories
scintillators:
inorganic
and
organic,
meticulously
delineating
distinctive
properties
respective
applications.
The
discourse
subsequently
advances
to
explore
critical
applications
X-ray-excited
(XESs),
underscoring
significant
advancements
medical
imaging,
radiation
detection,
dosimetry.
Moreover,
identifies
prevailing
challenges
limitations
deployment
these
for
purposes,
thereby
establishing
robust
foundation
ongoing
research
endeavors.
outlines
potential
directions,
advocating
interdisciplinary
collaborations
overcome
existing
barriers.
By
synthesizing
current
knowledge
identifying
areas
future
investigation,
this
aims
guide
researchers
enhancing
efficacy
application
science.
Language: Английский
Cationic Substituent Engineering to Enhance Glassy Stability of Manganese Halide Scintillators for Advanced 3D X‐ray Reconstruction
Zijian Zhou,
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Xue Yu,
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Rongrong Hu
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Laser & Photonics Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: April 28, 2025
Abstract
Organic–inorganic
hybrid
manganese(II)
halide
glasses
exhibit
advantages
such
as
exceptional
optical
transparency,
straightforward
preparation
processes,
and
potential
for
large‐scale
production.
However,
the
crystallization
phenomenon
easily
occurring
in
this
glass
material
can
induce
a
marked
reduction
which
significantly
compromises
its
X‐ray
imaging
performance.
Herein,
cationic
substituent
regulation
strategy
is
developed
to
improve
glassy
stability
of
halides.
By
replacing
phenyl
group
Ph‐Mn
cation
with
methylcyclohexyl
substituent,
novel
MCy‐Mn
successfully
synthesized.
Such
substitution
effectively
weaken
both
cation–anion
interactions
π
–
stacking
within
lattice,
resulting
remarkable
melting
point
(T
m
).
Moreover,
inherent
rigid
structure
also
confers
an
elevated
transition
temperature
g
Consequently,
resultant
crystal
demonstrates
high
T
/T
ratio
0.82.
Besides,
fabricated
scintillation
exhibits
spatial
resolution
19.3
lp
mm
−1
has
achieved
3D
reconstruction.
As
anticipated,
outstanding
environmental
stability,
no
observed
after
being
exposed
atmospheric
conditions
30
days.
This
work
provides
valuable
insights
development
high‐stability
metal
glasses.
Language: Английский