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MATERIALS ADVANCES
卷 3, 期 22, 页码 8341-8350出版社
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d2ma00635a
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- China Scholarship Council
This study investigates the impact of shell thickness on the response of CdSe / CdS core-crown and CdSe / CdZnS core-shell nanoplatelets under X-ray and intense optical excitation. The results demonstrate that the interaction between excitons in the bi-exciton changes from attractive to repulsive when the design changes from core/crown to thick quasi type II core/shell 2D nanostructures. The addition of a 0.4 nm shell layer is sufficient to change the emission of bi-excitons from red-shifted to non- or blue-shifted. The findings also show that multiexcitons are generated in all 2D nanostructures under pulsed X-ray excitation, but their presence cannot be detected in emission spectra for NPL thicknesses larger than 2 nm. Numerical estimation reveals that the formation of biexcitons with ultra-fast time response is more efficient in thick NPLs, but this advantage is counterbalanced by a blue-shifted emission, making large NPLs less effective in addressing the self-absorption issue.
We explore the effect of shell thickness on the time and spectral response of CdSe/CdS core-crown and CdSe/CdZnS core-shell nanoplatelets (NPLs) under X-ray and intense optical excitation. From their intensity-dependent spectral and timing response, we demonstrate that the exciton-exciton interaction in the bi-exciton (XX) changes from attractive to repulsive when varying the design from core/crown to thick quasi type II core/shell 2D nanostructures. We find that an additional shell layer of 0.4 nm is enough to convert the red-shifted XX emission to non- or blue-shifted emission. Under pulsed X-ray excitation, the scintillation decay dynamics reveal that multiexcitons are generated in all 2D nanostructures, whose presence can hardly be detected in the emission spectra for NPL thicknesses larger than 2 nm. We provide a numerical estimation of the number of scattering events of 35 keV electron as a function of NPL thickness, revealing that the formation of biexcitons with ultra-fast time response is more efficient in thick NPLs. However, this advantage is counterbalanced by a blue-shifted emission of that ultra-fast emission, rendering large NPLs less effective regarding the self-absorption issue.
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