Issue 7, 2019

Exciton-enhanced infrared spectroscopy with organometallic perovskite nanoplatelets

Abstract

Nanoplatelets of organometallic perovskites were found to efficiently improve molecular infrared absorption. There exist a specific quantum well structure and strong quantum confinement in the nanoplatelet. Both endow the platelet excitons with low bandgap energies. The excitons were excited by infrared photons and electromagnetically enhanced molecular infrared spectroscopy.

Graphical abstract: Exciton-enhanced infrared spectroscopy with organometallic perovskite nanoplatelets

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Article information

Article type
Letter
Submitted
27 Dec 2018
Accepted
19 Jan 2019
First published
24 Jan 2019

New J. Chem., 2019,43, 2878-2881

Exciton-enhanced infrared spectroscopy with organometallic perovskite nanoplatelets

X. Wei, X. Gao, J. Chen and Z. Mo, New J. Chem., 2019, 43, 2878 DOI: 10.1039/C8NJ06524A

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