Metal halide hybrids have long celebrated their halometallate moieties as the luminescent center, leaving organic cations behind. Although the thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) strategy has enabled efficient solid-state organic emitters, the complex molecular design required for TADF emitters has limited their facile integration into metal halide hybrid architectures. Here, we demonstrate a versatile strategy wherein a nonemissive organic moiety (benzyltributylammonium) is incorpor
Bright Dual-Phase Organic Luminescence from Zero-Dimensional Lead Halide Hybrids via Sensitized Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence for Multifunctional Applications
Deep Kumar Das·Janardan Kundu·M. Praveen Kumar·Akram A Khan·Mahesh Madhusoodhananan·Ashwath Kudlu·T. G. Ajithkumar·Ravi Kumar Pujala·Arup Mahata·Dhritismita Sarma
