The game continues…︁ Self-assembled sulfide supertetrahedra can be used to generate porous solids with unusual electoluminescence and semiconducting properties. Recent advances, including the discovery of corner-linked superclusters (see picture) and super-supertetrahedral clusters, may lead to materials, the properties of which could be superior to the best quantum dots known to date.
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