Nengxuan Wang , Xinyuan Zhang , Fei Liang , Zhanggui Hu , Yicheng Wu
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The indispensable and significant uses of optoelectronic functional materials in many sectors, including high-precision micro-processing, optical communications, and information storage, have garnered increasing attention. Combining alkali and rare-earth metals with π-conjugated (C3N3O3)3- groups can achieve large birefringence and short cut-off edges. A metal cyanurate, KLa2(C3N3O3)2Cl (KLCYC), has been successfully synthesized in the high-temperature condition. It crystallizes in the Hexagonal P63/m space group and features two-dimensional layers composed of (C3N3O3)3- and [LaO6Cl] polyhedral. KLCYC exhibits significant birefringence (Δncal = 0.316 at 1064 nm) and a wide band gap (Eg) around 5.0 eV. Theoretical calculations reveal that the optical properties are mainly due to planar π-conjugated (C3N3O3)3- groups.
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