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<p>Lead-free halide perovskites featuring broad emissions have attracted increasing interest as X-ray imaging scintillators. Currently, the radioluminescence spectrum is primarily tuned by dopants and crystal fields, thus exploring a heterostructure manner to extensively modulate emission intensity and linewidth presents an exciting opportunity. Herein, we synthesize 3D/0D Cs<sub>2</sub>NaLuCl<sub>6</sub>/Cs<sub>3</sub>LuCl<sub>6</sub>(Sb) heterostructures via a Na-alloying strategy to tailor the spectral feature of scintillators. We find that type I heterostructure can promote the emission of 0D Cs<sub>3</sub>LuCl<sub>6</sub>(Sb) through charge transfer mechanism, as corroborated by the combination of energy band alignment, ultrafast transient dynamics, microscopic photoluminescence and electrical conductivity. As a result, 3D/0D scintillator exhibits a 1.8-times higher radioluminescence intensity than 0D scintillator. Meanwhile, featuring a spectrum-flat white emission, 3D/0D scintillator provides a balanced RGB output enabling to extend the dynamic range in color-integrated X-ray imaging. These findings provide insights into constructing metal halide heterostructures with efficient charge transfer, and advance the design and application of lead-free perovskites and their derivatives.</p>

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Na-alloy tailored 3D/0D metal halide heterostructures enabling efficient charge transfer for color-integrated white scintillators

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    2025年7月26日

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  • Zhi Yang,
  • Jiangtao Cui,
  • Ying Sun,
  • Jisong Yao,
  • Shuang Yang,
  • Jizhong Song

摘要

Lead-free halide perovskites featuring broad emissions have attracted increasing interest as X-ray imaging scintillators. Currently, the radioluminescence spectrum is primarily tuned by dopants and crystal fields, thus exploring a heterostructure manner to extensively modulate emission intensity and linewidth presents an exciting opportunity. Herein, we synthesize 3D/0D Cs2NaLuCl6/Cs3LuCl6(Sb) heterostructures via a Na-alloying strategy to tailor the spectral feature of scintillators. We find that type I heterostructure can promote the emission of 0D Cs3LuCl6(Sb) through charge transfer mechanism, as corroborated by the combination of energy band alignment, ultrafast transient dynamics, microscopic photoluminescence and electrical conductivity. As a result, 3D/0D scintillator exhibits a 1.8-times higher radioluminescence intensity than 0D scintillator. Meanwhile, featuring a spectrum-flat white emission, 3D/0D scintillator provides a balanced RGB output enabling to extend the dynamic range in color-integrated X-ray imaging. These findings provide insights into constructing metal halide heterostructures with efficient charge transfer, and advance the design and application of lead-free perovskites and their derivatives.