Kuan-Lin Wang, Cai-Fei Lin, Chin Cheng, Tzu-Chi Huang, Bi-Hsuan Lin, Yu-Lin Xie, Bo-Yuan Wang, Jennifer Kung, Kuang-I Lin and Kuei-Fang Hsu
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Zinc selenide stabilized in a quadrilateral network characterized with optical emissions†
A polymorph of K2Zn3Se4 (1) adopting a quadrilateral network induced by the presence of deficient zinc sites is discovered in the ThCr2Si2-type lattice. Upon quenching the synthetic reaction at 630 °C, this lattice crystallizes into a higher symmetry and reduced cell in 1·T. DFT calculations explain a coexistence of two pseudo-enantiomeric forms with an equal energy that favors such a flexible network stabilized in 1. With the partial substitution of Zn2+ ions by Mg2+ ions, one form is then trapped in K2Mg0.5Zn2.5Se4 (2). For the two ZnSe layered wide bandgap semiconductors, photoluminescence (PL) and X-ray excited optical emission (XEOL) measurements reveal a prominent broad defect emission centered at ∼610 nm relative to the emission position observed in the benchmark ZnSe crystal.