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Abstract
Mechanoluminescent (ML) materials convert mechanical stimuli into light emission, enabling applications in stress distribution visualization, structural health monitoring, biomechanical imaging, and sono-optogenetics. Achieving efficient and full-spectrum ML materials represents a long-standing challenge. Zinc alkaline earth metal oxysulfides, namely CaZnOS, SrZnOS, BaZnOS, and SrZn2S2O, have emerged as prominent contenders in this field due to their exceptional ML properties. These materials feature low-stress thresholds for emission activation, high ML intensity without the need for irradiation charging, and tunable spectra ranging from visible to near-infrared, thus advancing ML research and broadening application possibilities. Here, a comprehensive review of the significant advancements made in ML research on zinc alkaline earth metal oxysulfides over the past decade, encompassing synthesis, characterization, mechanisms, and promising applications is presented. Special attention is focused on addressing conflicting reports on ML generation conditions, recent progress in accurately characterizing ML performance, and understanding mechanical-to-optical conversion processes. Future directions in fundamental ML research and the challenges in translating these advancements into practical applications are also discussed.
机械发光(ML)材料可将机械刺激转化为光发射,可应用于应力分布可视化、结构健康监测、生物力学成像和声光遗传学。实现高效、全光谱的 ML 材料是一项长期挑战。碱土金属锌氧化物(即 CaZnOS、SrZnOS、BaZnOS 和 SrZn2S2O)因其卓越的 ML 特性而成为该领域的主要竞争者。这些材料具有发射激活的低应力阈值、无需辐照充电的高 ML 强度以及从可见光到近红外的可调光谱等特点,从而推动了 ML 研究的发展并拓宽了应用的可能性。本文全面回顾了过去十年来在锌碱土金属氧化物硫化物的 ML 研究方面取得的重大进展,包括合成、表征、机理和前景广阔的应用。其中特别关注了有关 ML 生成条件的相互矛盾的报告、准确表征 ML 性能的最新进展以及对机械到光学转换过程的理解。此外,还讨论了 ML 基础研究的未来方向以及将这些进展转化为实际应用所面临的挑战。
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