“…11 In addition, our previous work found that defects in chiral perovskites can induce strong photoluminescence and exhibit a strong CPL response. 23 This result indicates that defects in chiral perovskites can give rise to strong photoluminescence and CPL because the chiral defects improve the recombination rate of the exciton. Thus, can CPL be realized by creating chiral defects in achiral perovskites?…”
Chiral-defect-induced strategy is employed to synthesize zero-dimensional chiral Cs4PbBr6 perovskite nanocrystals (NCs) with blue photoluminescence and CPL response via a phase transition process.
“…11 In addition, our previous work found that defects in chiral perovskites can induce strong photoluminescence and exhibit a strong CPL response. 23 This result indicates that defects in chiral perovskites can give rise to strong photoluminescence and CPL because the chiral defects improve the recombination rate of the exciton. Thus, can CPL be realized by creating chiral defects in achiral perovskites?…”
Chiral-defect-induced strategy is employed to synthesize zero-dimensional chiral Cs4PbBr6 perovskite nanocrystals (NCs) with blue photoluminescence and CPL response via a phase transition process.
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