Solvent Engineering for Achieving Six Copper-Based Halides from a Single Organic Cation: Full-Colour Luminescence and Multimode-Stimulus Response

Jun-Yan Wu; Wanxin Shi; Yuechuan Wu; Shilin Jin; Zhenzhu Liu; Daqin Chen; Zhenghuan Lin

doi:10.1039/d5qi02625c

January 1, 2026Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers

Solvent Engineering for Achieving Six Copper-Based Halides from a Single Organic Cation: Full-Colour Luminescence and Multimode-Stimulus Response

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Key Points

This research aims to explore how solvent engineering can help achieve six different copper-based halides with varying luminescent properties.
Utilization of various solvents to synthesize copper-based halides.
Analysis of structural and optical properties of the synthesized materials.
Evaluation of multimode stimulus responsiveness in the materials.
Demonstrated successful synthesis of six distinct copper-based halides.
Achieved tunable full-colour luminescence across the materials.
Showed that the halides respond to multiple external stimuli.

Implication

Research investigates luminescence regulation in copper-based halides through solvent engineering, suggesting new applications.

Abstract

Organic-inorganic metal halides (OIMHs) with tunable structures and optical properties hold promising application prospects in the intelligent luminescent fields. However, luminescence regulation of most OIMHs materials is predominantly realized through...

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Wu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Solvent Engineering for Achieving Six Copper-Based Halides from a Single Organic Cation: Full-Colour Luminescence and Multimode-Stimulus Response

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Solvent Engineering for Achieving Six Copper-Based Halides from a Single Organic Cation: Full-Colour Luminescence and Multimode-Stimulus Response

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Abstract

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