Synthesis and optical properties of Mn2+-doped Cd–In–S colloidal nanocrystals
In recent years, light-emitting Mn 2+ -doped nanocrystals (NCs) have been widely studied because of their strong and stable Mn 2+ d–d emission. Herein, highly efficient colloidal Mn 2+ -doped Cd–In–S NCs were prepared by a hot injection strategy. The as-prepared NCs have a cubic crystal structure of CdS host and exhibit strong Mn 2+ emission. The photoluminescence (PL) intensity, PL position, and PL lifetime of this Mn 2+ emission can be adjusted by changing the doping level of Mn 2+ . In particular, by tuning the amount of dopant, the emission color can be varied in the range of 601 nm to 643 nm, which is due to the coordination field environment of Mn 2+ ions changed by the doping concentration. The PL intensity of Mn 2+ is significantly enhanced by the ZnS shell coating, and the highest PL quantum yield can reach 56%, which is attributed to the removal of NCs surface-related defects by shell modification. A prototype LED was fabricated as well by using the as-prepared highly efficient Mn 2+ -doped Cd–In–S NCs as a color conversion material. The Mn 2+ -doped multicomponent semiconductor NCs reported here extend the availability of classical Mn 2+ -doped luminescent materials and provide alternatives for other applications requiring orange-red colloidal NCs.
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