Excitonic luminescence in the self assembled organic–inorganic quantum well crystal: (C4H3SC2H4–NH3)2[PbI4]
In this article we focus on the optical properties of a luminescent two-dimensional organic–inorganic material (thiopheneethyl ammonium lead iodide) with the formula (C4H3SC2H4NH3)2[PbI4]. This compound exhibits a self-assembled nano-layered structure, forming a multi-quantum wells (QWs) structure....
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