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AssigneeRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
InventorsJing Li, Mojgan Roushan
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This application discloses a new family of inorganic-organic hybrid semiconductor bulk materials built on periodic nanostructured 2D layers of ZnS that emit bright white light with high quantum efficiency. These ZnS-based crystalline inorganic-organic hybrid semiconductors have well defined and precisely controllable crystal structure and composition. Their optical emission properties, including intensity, quantum yield, and color quality, can be systematically tuned by varying the composition of both inorganic and organic components. Methods for preparing these materials, use of these materials as a new type of single-phased white light emitting phosphors, and their applications in making WLED devices are also disclosed.
An inorganic-organic hybrid semiconductor material capable of emitting white light, the material comprising a crystalline structure formed from a repeating unit, the repeating unit comprising a two-dimensional semiconducting inorganic double layer of a II-VI chalcogenide compound, wherein two opposite sides of the double layer are each attached to a layer of an organic ligand.
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A method for preparing an inorganic-organic hybrid semiconductor material characterized by formula [M2(1-x)NxY2(1-y)Z2y(L)], the method comprising a one-pot solvothermal reaction, wherein;
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