Chelation-activated ultralong room-temperature phosphorescence and thermo-/excitation-dependent persistent luminescence.

Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2022)

Multidentate chelation effect can be used to activate the ultralong room-temperature phosphorescence and stabilize the triplet excitons. The as-synthesized cadmium(II) based complexes further exhibit thermo- and excitation-dependent persistent luminescence as potential for optical logic gate.

Keyphrases

room temperature
energy transfer
quantum dots
ionic liquid
high resolution
high speed
mass spectrometry