Guanidinium and Mixed Cesium-Guanidinium Tin(II) Bromides: Effects of Quantum Confinement and Out-of-Plane Octahedral Tilting.

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2019
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Abstract
Hybrid organic-inorganic main-group metal halide compounds are the subject of intense research owing to their unique optoelectronic characteristics. In this work, we report the synthesis, structure, and electronic and optical properties of a family of hybrid tin (II) bromide compounds comprising guanidinium [G, C(NH)] and mixed cesium-guanidinium cations: GSnBr, CsGSnBr, and CsGSnBr. GSnBr has a one-dimensional structure that consists of chains of corner-sharing [SnBr] square pyramids and G cations situated in between the chains. Cs exhibits a pronounced structure-directing effect where a mixture of Cs and G cations forms mono- and bilayered two-dimensional perovskites: CsGSnBr and CsGSnBr. Furthermore, the flat shapes of the guanidinium cations induce anisotropic out-of-plane tilts of the [SnBr] octahedra in the CsGSnBr and CsGSnBr compounds. In GSnBr, the Sn lone pair is highly stereoactive and favors non-octahedral, that is, square pyramidal coordination of Sn(II). GSnBr exhibits bright broad-band emission from self-trapped excitonic states, owing to its soft lattice and electronic localization. This emission in GSnBr is characterized by a photoluminescence (PL) quantum yield of 2% at room temperature (RT; 75 ± 5% at 77 K) and a fast PL lifetime of 18 ns at room temperature.
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Authors Nazarenko, Olga;Kotyrba, Martin R;Yakunin, Sergii;Wörle, Michael;Benin, Bogdan M;Rainò, Gabriele;Krumeich, Frank;Kepenekian, Mikaël;Even, Jacky;Katan, Claudine;Kovalenko, Maksym V;
Journal chemistry of materials : a publication of the american chemical society
Year 2019
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10.1021/acs.chemmater.9b00038
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Keywords
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