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Strongly emissive white-light-emitting silver iodide based inorganic-organic hybrid structures with comparable quantum efficiency to commercial phosphors.

Fang LinWei LiuHao WangJing Li
Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2020)
A series of one-dimensional silver iodide based inorganic-organic hybrid structures with tunable white light emissions have been synthesized by Cu substitution. The white-light-emitting hybrid 1D-Ag2-xCuxI2L2 (x < 2, L = ligand) compounds exhibit extremely strong luminescence with internal quantum yield (IQY) as high as 95%, significantly higher than most of the previously reported direct white-light-emitting hybrid structures and comparable to the IQYs of commercial phosphors.
Keyphrases
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