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Solution-Processed Hybrid Europium (II) Iodide Scintillator for Sensitive X-Ray Detection
Lead halide perovskite nanocrystals have recently demonstrated great potential as x-ray scintillators, yet they still suffer toxicity issues, inferior light yield (LY) caused by severe self-absorption. Nontoxic bivalent europium ions (Eu ) with intrinsically efficient and self-absorption-free transi...
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description | Lead halide perovskite nanocrystals have recently demonstrated great potential as x-ray scintillators, yet they still suffer toxicity issues, inferior light yield (LY) caused by severe self-absorption. Nontoxic bivalent europium ions (Eu
) with intrinsically efficient and self-absorption-free
transition are a prospective replacement for the toxic Pb
. Here, we demonstrated solution-processed organic-inorganic hybrid halide BA
EuI
(BA denotes C
H
NH
) single crystals for the first time. BA
EuI
was crystallized in a monoclinic space group of
2
/
, with photoactive sites of [EuI
]
octahedra isolated by BA
cations, which exhibited high photoluminescence quantum yield of 72.5% and large Stokes shift of 97 nm. These properties enable an appreciable LY value of 79.6% of LYSO (equivalent to ~27,000 photons per MeV) for BA
EuI
. Moreover, BA
EuI
shows a short excited-state lifetime (151 ns) due to the parity-allowed
transition, which boosts the potential of BA
EuI
for use in real-time dynamic imaging and computer tomography applications. In addition, BA
EuI
demonstrates a decent linear scintillation response ranging from 9.21 μGy
s
to 145 μGy
s
and a detection limit as low as 5.83 nGy
s
. The x-ray imaging measurement was performed using BA
EuI
polystyrene (PS) composite film as a scintillation screen, which exhibited clear images of objects under x-ray irradiation. The spatial resolution was determined to be 8.95 lp mm
at modulation transfer function = 0.2 for BA
EuI
/PS composite scintillation screen. We anticipate that this work will stimulate the exploration of
transition lanthanide metal halides for sensitive x-ray scintillators. |
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transition are a prospective replacement for the toxic Pb
. Here, we demonstrated solution-processed organic-inorganic hybrid halide BA
EuI
(BA denotes C
H
NH
) single crystals for the first time. BA
EuI
was crystallized in a monoclinic space group of
2
/
, with photoactive sites of [EuI
]
octahedra isolated by BA
cations, which exhibited high photoluminescence quantum yield of 72.5% and large Stokes shift of 97 nm. These properties enable an appreciable LY value of 79.6% of LYSO (equivalent to ~27,000 photons per MeV) for BA
EuI
. Moreover, BA
EuI
shows a short excited-state lifetime (151 ns) due to the parity-allowed
transition, which boosts the potential of BA
EuI
for use in real-time dynamic imaging and computer tomography applications. In addition, BA
EuI
demonstrates a decent linear scintillation response ranging from 9.21 μGy
s
to 145 μGy
s
and a detection limit as low as 5.83 nGy
s
. The x-ray imaging measurement was performed using BA
EuI
polystyrene (PS) composite film as a scintillation screen, which exhibited clear images of objects under x-ray irradiation. The spatial resolution was determined to be 8.95 lp mm
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EuI
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) with intrinsically efficient and self-absorption-free
transition are a prospective replacement for the toxic Pb
. Here, we demonstrated solution-processed organic-inorganic hybrid halide BA
EuI
(BA denotes C
H
NH
) single crystals for the first time. BA
EuI
was crystallized in a monoclinic space group of
2
/
, with photoactive sites of [EuI
]
octahedra isolated by BA
cations, which exhibited high photoluminescence quantum yield of 72.5% and large Stokes shift of 97 nm. These properties enable an appreciable LY value of 79.6% of LYSO (equivalent to ~27,000 photons per MeV) for BA
EuI
. Moreover, BA
EuI
shows a short excited-state lifetime (151 ns) due to the parity-allowed
transition, which boosts the potential of BA
EuI
for use in real-time dynamic imaging and computer tomography applications. In addition, BA
EuI
demonstrates a decent linear scintillation response ranging from 9.21 μGy
s
to 145 μGy
s
and a detection limit as low as 5.83 nGy
s
. The x-ray imaging measurement was performed using BA
EuI
polystyrene (PS) composite film as a scintillation screen, which exhibited clear images of objects under x-ray irradiation. The spatial resolution was determined to be 8.95 lp mm
at modulation transfer function = 0.2 for BA
EuI
/PS composite scintillation screen. We anticipate that this work will stimulate the exploration of
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) with intrinsically efficient and self-absorption-free
transition are a prospective replacement for the toxic Pb
. Here, we demonstrated solution-processed organic-inorganic hybrid halide BA
EuI
(BA denotes C
H
NH
) single crystals for the first time. BA
EuI
was crystallized in a monoclinic space group of
2
/
, with photoactive sites of [EuI
]
octahedra isolated by BA
cations, which exhibited high photoluminescence quantum yield of 72.5% and large Stokes shift of 97 nm. These properties enable an appreciable LY value of 79.6% of LYSO (equivalent to ~27,000 photons per MeV) for BA
EuI
. Moreover, BA
EuI
shows a short excited-state lifetime (151 ns) due to the parity-allowed
transition, which boosts the potential of BA
EuI
for use in real-time dynamic imaging and computer tomography applications. In addition, BA
EuI
demonstrates a decent linear scintillation response ranging from 9.21 μGy
s
to 145 μGy
s
and a detection limit as low as 5.83 nGy
s
. The x-ray imaging measurement was performed using BA
EuI
polystyrene (PS) composite film as a scintillation screen, which exhibited clear images of objects under x-ray irradiation. The spatial resolution was determined to be 8.95 lp mm
at modulation transfer function = 0.2 for BA
EuI
/PS composite scintillation screen. We anticipate that this work will stimulate the exploration of
transition lanthanide metal halides for sensitive x-ray scintillators.</abstract><cop>United States</cop><pub>AAAS</pub><pmid>37223485</pmid><doi>10.34133/research.0125</doi><tpages>1</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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