Yongfu Liang , Yuping Yang , Junbo Wang , Xuerui Cheng , Xiang Zhu , Chaosheng Yuan , Kun Yang , Zheng Wang , Guoyong Ye
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Pressure-regulated exciton engineering in two-dimensional perovskite OA2PbI4
Pressure-induced excitonic emission in two-dimensional organic-inorganic hybrid perovskites (2D OIHPs) has attracted significant interest for probing exciton dynamics and optical properties. However, such emissions typically originate from excitons trapped by pressure-induced structural distortions. In this work, we report emergent excitonic emission in 2D OA2PbI4 ((C8H17NH3)2PbI4), likely triggered by a pressure-driven structural phase transition. Combined experimental and computational analyses reveal:(i) An exciton binding energy of 334 meV, (ii) Dominant Pb-6p (conduction band minimum) and I-5p (valence band maximum) orbital contributions, confining photon absorption and excitonic transitions primarily within the PbI6 octahedra. At 2.2 GPa, the new PL peak emerge, attributed to pressure-induced restructuring of the inorganic PbI sublattice. This reorganization induces a phase transition and electronic modification, resulting in radiative recombination from coexisting exciton/free-carrier states. Our findings elucidate the origin of pressure-induced excitonic states in 2D OIHPs while highlighting the potential of strain engineering for manipulating exciton behavior to achieve emergent emission.
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