Bi and Sb Codoped CsAgNaInCl Double Perovskite with Excitation-Wavelength-Dependent Dual-Emission for Anti-Counterfeiting Application.

ACS Appl Mater Interfaces

Advanced Photonics Center, School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096, People's Republic of China.

Published: July 2021

The growing demands for optical anti-counterfeiting technology require the development of new environmentally friendly materials with single component, multimodal fluorescence and high stability. Herein, the Bi/Sb codoped CsAgNaInCl lead-free double perovskite material is reported as an efficient multimodal luminescence material with excitation-wavelength-dependent emission. When excited by 360 nm UV light, dual-emission is observed at 455 and 560 nm, which comes from the P-S transition of Sb ions and self-trapped excitons (STEs), respectively. Under the 320 nm UV lamp, the microcrystals show only a blue emission centered at 455 nm. Therefore, the Bi/Sb codoped CsAgNaInCl double perovskite emits blue and yellow lights under the 320 and 360 nm UV lamp, respectively. Moreover, the obtained double perovskite shows a high PLQY up to 41% and excellent stability against both air and high temperature, which make it a promising anti-counterfeiting material.

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