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Coupled Halide-deficient and Halide-rich Reaction System for Doping in Perovskite Armed Nanostructures
journal contribution
posted on 2019-10-18, 19:44 authored by Sumit
Kumar Dutta, Narayan PradhanInsights
of Mn(II) doping in CsPbCl3-armed hexapod nanostructures
is reported. These complex structures were typically formed in halide
concentration tuned modulated reactions. Cores were first formed under
halide deficient condition and with enriching halides; these were
transformed to armed structures. Doping of Mn(II) was observed facilitated
during the arm growth in the second stage of the reaction. These observations
were supported with decoupled reactions with minimized and maximized
halide concentrations carried out in separate reactions. However,
less interference for the exciton to dopant energy transfer was noticed
for the defect states created in halide-deficient medium, and the
intensity of the dopant emission remained proportional to the amount
of dopant inserted in the nanocrystals. Being this is an in situ observation
in the coupled reactions of both poor and rich halide reaction systems,
the finding would strengthen the understanding of doping in perovskite
host nanocrystals.