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March 6, 2026Chemical Science4 citationsOpen Access

Color-Tunable Hot-Exciton Organic Glassy Supramolecular Scintillators Enabled by Host-Guest Co-Melting

YYYuanji YeGYGui YinXYXi Yang

Key Points

  • To improve the performance of organic glassy scintillators for radiation detection by addressing issues related to X-ray absorption and scintillation quenching.
  • Utilized host-guest co-melting techniques to enhance scintillator properties.
  • Tested various organic materials for optimal performance in radiation detection.
  • Evaluated scintillation efficiency under X-ray exposure.
  • Achieved significant improvements in X-ray absorption compared to traditional scintillators.
  • Reduced scintillation quenching, leading to higher detection efficacy.
  • Demonstrated tunable color emission from the scintillators based on composition.

Abstract

Organic glassy scintillators are promising for radiation detection owing to their low cost and facile processability. However, their performance is often constrained by insufficient X-ray absorption and scintillation quenching during...

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Ye et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa7048531e4c4a9ff59e16https://doi.org/10.1039/d6sc00159a
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