Issue 12, 2023

Improving anion-exchange efficiency and spectrum stability of perovskite quantum dots via an Al3+ bonding-doping synergistic effect

Abstract

Anion-exchange reactions are recognized as a vital and facile post-synthesis method to precisely manipulate the emission spectra of perovskite quantum dots (QDs). However, the anion-exchange process often induces adverse structural evolution and trap-mediated mechanisms, so mixed-halide perovskite QDs suffer inefficient anion exchange and poor spectra-stability issues, which limits access to high-quality primary color perovskite QDs for display applications. Here we report an Al3+ bonding-doping synergistic strategy for manufacturing stable mixed Br/Cl deep-blue perovskite QDs. By doping Al3+ into perovskite QDs, highly-efficient Cl anion exchange and a large-range blue shift of the PL spectrum (∼62 nm with only 0.1 mmol of Cl feed) can be easily achieved. Notably, the Al3+-mediated deep-blue emission sample exhibits superior stability against moisture and electric fields. It also shows an elevated valence band maximum level. Based on the anion-exchanged QDs, a spectrum-stable deep-blue QLED with an EQE of 1.38% at 463 nm is achieved. Our findings demonstrate a feasible and promising strategy for developing high-performance deep-blue perovskite materials and optoelectronic devices.

Graphical abstract: Improving anion-exchange efficiency and spectrum stability of perovskite quantum dots via an Al3+ bonding-doping synergistic effect

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
17 dek 2022
Accepted
01 fev 2023
First published
01 fev 2023

Nanoscale, 2023,15, 5696-5704

Improving anion-exchange efficiency and spectrum stability of perovskite quantum dots via an Al3+ bonding-doping synergistic effect

L. Yang, Q. Shan, S. Zhang, Y. Zhou, Y. Li, Y. Zou and H. Zeng, Nanoscale, 2023, 15, 5696 DOI: 10.1039/D2NR07091J

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