Research on the Crystal Growth, Band Structure and Luminescence Mechanism of (CH3NH3)2HgI4

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Main Authors: Liu, Linlin, Chen, Zuanquan, Yang, Wensi, Zhang, Sen, Zhu, Jiaqi
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Published: 2025
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author Liu, Linlin
Chen, Zuanquan
Yang, Wensi
Zhang, Sen
Zhu, Jiaqi
author_facet Liu, Linlin
Chen, Zuanquan
Yang, Wensi
Zhang, Sen
Zhu, Jiaqi
contents Nuclear radiation detectors play a crucial role in fields such as nuclear safety and medical imaging. The core of their performance lies in the selection of detection materials. Semiconductor detectors have become a hot topic in current research due to their advantages such as small size, good energy resolution, and high detection efficiency. As one of the most promising materials for fabricating room - temperature nuclear radiation semiconductor detectors, HgI2 exhibits excellent detection performance due to its high atomic number, large band gap, strong ray - stopping power, and high volume dark resistivity. However, issues such as poor chemical stability and low vacancy mobility of HgI2 limit its development. Therefore, researchers have carried out inorganic doping/organic hybridization on it. By introducing the organic ligand CH3NH3I, the synthesis of organic - inorganic hybrid compounds based on HgI2 is expected to significantly improve the stability of HgI2. Research on organic - inorganic hybrid metal halide crystals shows that this material has great application potential in the field of luminescent materials.
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spellingShingle Research on the Crystal Growth, Band Structure and Luminescence Mechanism of (CH3NH3)2HgI4
Liu, Linlin
Chen, Zuanquan
Yang, Wensi
Zhang, Sen
Zhu, Jiaqi
Materials Science
Nuclear radiation detectors play a crucial role in fields such as nuclear safety and medical imaging. The core of their performance lies in the selection of detection materials. Semiconductor detectors have become a hot topic in current research due to their advantages such as small size, good energy resolution, and high detection efficiency. As one of the most promising materials for fabricating room - temperature nuclear radiation semiconductor detectors, HgI2 exhibits excellent detection performance due to its high atomic number, large band gap, strong ray - stopping power, and high volume dark resistivity. However, issues such as poor chemical stability and low vacancy mobility of HgI2 limit its development. Therefore, researchers have carried out inorganic doping/organic hybridization on it. By introducing the organic ligand CH3NH3I, the synthesis of organic - inorganic hybrid compounds based on HgI2 is expected to significantly improve the stability of HgI2. Research on organic - inorganic hybrid metal halide crystals shows that this material has great application potential in the field of luminescent materials.
title Research on the Crystal Growth, Band Structure and Luminescence Mechanism of (CH3NH3)2HgI4
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.09150