Realizing Stable Luminescence in Antimony Doped Hybrid Tin(IV) Chloride toward Full Spectrum WLED and Anticounterfeiting Applications.

The outstanding optical properties empower Sb-doped zero-dimensional hybrid metal halides as cutting-edge luminescent materials. In this research, we present an efficient hybrid tin chloride, TEASnCl:Sb (TEA = tetraethylammonium), with broad dual emission bands peaking in the blue and orange regions that arise from the singlet and triplet state emissions of [SbCl], respectively. TEASnCl:Sb demonstrates a high photoluminescence quantum yield (PLQY) of 83.