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A yellow transparent mesoporous silica film has been achieved by the incorporation of silicon nanoclusters into its channels. The resulting nanocomposite—fabricated using a combination of evaporation induced self‐ assembly and chemical vapor deposition—emits light brightly at visible wavelengths and has nanosecond radiative lifetimes at room temperature when excited by ultraviolet light (see Figure).
Cohen et al. (Wed,) studied this question.