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When a Red-NIR-Emissive Cs2 [Mo6 Br14 ] Interacts with an Active Diureasil-PEO Matrix: Design of Tunable and
Eduardo Ferreira Molina1, Natana Aparecida Martins de Jesus1, Serge Paofai2
1Universidade de Franca, Av. Dr. Armando Salles Oliveira 201, 14404-600, Franca, SP, Brazil.
Abstract:
Hybrid materials that combine diureasil matrices and octahedral molybdenum clusters have been synthesized to design lead-, cadmium- and rare-earth-free emitters for lighting or optoelectronic applications. This association leads to homogeneous and stable hybrids, for which the emission color can be tailored in the entire visible range, including white light; this is thanks to effective energy transfers from the host to the nanocluster.
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