Demonstrates enhanced yellow emission in CuI under ammonia vapor, suggesting practical application as probes.
-I related emissive centers. Similar yellow emission ~615 nm is observed when CuI powders are exposed to various amino-containing organic molecules, suggesting that the formation of Cu(I)-amine surface complexes and the associated yellow emission could be a general phenomenon for nitrogen-coordinating species. These findings provide a simple vapor-assisted strategy to tune and enhance the emission of CuI powders and highlight their potential as vapochromic fluorescent probes for ammonia and amines, as well as phosphor candidates for low-cost light-emitting applications.
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