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摘要
二维(2D)卤化铅包晶石具有高电阻率、高离子迁移障碍和大 X 射线吸收系数,是 X 射线探测的绝佳候选材料。然而,二维过氧化物的高毒性和较长的层间距离限制了它们在高灵敏度 X 射线探测中的广泛应用。在此,我们展示了通过畸变自平衡策略进行层间距工程而实现的稳定且毒性降低的二维包光体单晶体(SC)。这种工程化的低毒二维SC探测器具有高稳定性、大迁移率-寿命乘积,因此可实现高性能的X射线探测。具体来说,该探测器的灵敏度高达 13488 μC Gy1- cm-2,探测极限低至 8.23 nGy s-1,在 X 射线成像中的空间分辨率高达 8.56 lp mm-1,均远远优于高毒性二维铅基包晶探测器。这些进步为低成本制造低毒性、可扩展的 X 射线探测器提供了新的技术解决方案。
Interlamellar-Spacing Engineering of Stable and Toxicity-Reduced 2D Perovskite Single Crystal for High-Resolution X-ray Imaging
Two-dimensional (2D) lead halide perovskites are excellent candidates for X-ray detection due to their high resistivity, high ion migration barrier, and large X-ray absorption coefficients. However, the high toxicity and long interlamellar distance of the 2D perovskites limit their wide application in high sensitivity X-ray detection. Herein, we demonstrate stable and toxicity-reduced 2D perovskite single crystals (SCs) realized by interlamellar-spacing engineering via a distortion self-balancing strategy. The engineered low-toxicity 2D SC detectors achieve high stability, large mobility-lifetime product, and therefore high-performance X-ray detection. Specifically, the detectors exhibit a record high sensitivity of 13488 μC Gy1– cm–2, a low detection limit of 8.23 nGy s–1, as well as a high spatial resolution of 8.56 lp mm–1 in X-ray imaging, all of which are far better than those of the high-toxicity 2D lead-based perovskite detectors. These advances provide a new technical solution for the low-cost fabrication of low-toxicity, scalable X-ray detectors.
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