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Journal Article
Near‐Complete Suppression of NIR‐II Luminescence Quenching in Halide Double Perovskites for Surface Functionalization Through Facet Engineering
2024
Overview
Lanthanide‐based NIR‐II‐emitting materials (1000–1700 nm) show promise for optoelectronic devices, phototherapy, and bioimaging. However, one major bottleneck to prevent their widespread use lies in low quantum efficiencies, which are significantly constrained by various quenching effects. Here, a highly oriented (222) facet is achieved via facet engineering for Cs2NaErCl6 double perovskites, enabling near‐complete suppression of NIR‐II luminescence quenching. The optimally (222)‐oriented Cs2Ag0.10Na0.90ErCl6 microcrystals emit Er3+ 1540 nm light with unprecedented high quantum efficiencies of 90 ± 6% under 379 nm UV excitation (ultralarge Stokes shift >1000 nm), and a record near‐unity quantum yield of 98.6% is also obtained for (222)‐based Cs2NaYb0.40Er0.60Cl6 microcrystallites under 980 nm excitation. With combined experimental and theoretical studies, the underlying mechanism of facet‐dependent Er3+ 1540 nm emissions is revealed, which can contribute to surface asymmetry‐induced breakdown of parity‐forbidden transition and suppression of undesired non‐radiative processes. Further, the role of surface quenching is reexamined by molecular dynamics based on two facets, highlighting the drastic two‐phonon coupling effect of a hydroxyl group to 4I13/2 level of Er3+. Surface‐functionalized facets will provide new insights for tunable luminescence in double perovskites, and open up a new avenue for developing highly efficient NIR‐II emitters toward broad applications. The preferred (222) facet in Cs2NaErCl6 double perovskite is favorable for Er3+ 1540 nm emission with a record quantum yield of 98.6% under 980 nm excitation, which is useful for surface modification. These findings suggest facet engineering is a new way for realizing highly efficient Er3+‐based NIR‐II emitters toward broad applications.
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc,John Wiley and Sons Inc,Wiley
