Multinuclear copper iodide complexes show high photoluminescence, suggesting potential for LEDs and anti-counterfeiting applications.
A series of multinuclear copper iodide complexes present high photoluminescence quantum yields. Their composite materials exhibit luminescence thermochromism and can be used as phosphors in LEDs and as inks in anti-counterfeiting systems.
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