Strongly Luminescent InP/ZnS Core-shell Nanoparticles

Overview

Journal Chemphyschem

Specialty Chemistry

Date 2013 May 23

PMID 23696509

Citations 14

Authors

S Haubold

M Haase

A Kornowski

H Weller

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Abstract

The wide-bandgap semiconducting material, zinc sulfide, has been coated on indium phosphide nanoclusters to a 1-2-Å thickness. The resulting InP-ZnS core-shell particle (as shown in the TEM image; scale 1 cm=5 nm) exhibits bright luminescence at room temperature with quantum efficiencies as high as 23 %.

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