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Isolated Mn2+-activated near-infrared phosphors under nephelauxetic effects and strong crystal field

Authors: Yuhe Shao; Hongzhen Liu; Zhen Song; Quanlin Liu

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3939-4Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Mn2+-doped MIn2S4 (M = Sr, Ba) phosphors exhibit ultrawideband deep-red to NIR emission spanning 600–850 nm with FWHM of 123–257 nm, enabling superior spectral coverage for biomedical imaging and plant lighting. • • The emission wavelengths of 700–720 nm in these sulfides are significantly longer than those of other Mn2+-doped sulfide phosphors, attributed to the combined effects of strong nephelauxetic effect and strong crystal field from distorted polyhedra. • • BaIn2S4:Mn2+ shows inhibited energy transfer between sites due to single luminescence centers, significantly enhancing its luminescence efficiency, which is critical for high-brightness pc-LED applications. • • The excitation band of BaIn2S4:Mn2+ matches well with commercial 365 nm NUV chips, and its luminescence color exhibits superior thermal stability, underscoring its strong potential in biological imaging and solar-like lighting.