Kunnathodi Vighnesh, Md Samim Hassan, Zhuo Li, Anastasiia V. Sokolova, Arsenii S. Portniagin, Haochen Liu, Xin Zhao, Ye Wu, Xiaoyan Zhong and Andrey L. Rogach*,
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Epitaxial CsPbBr3 Perovskite – Cs3Cu2Br5 Ternary Metal Halide Nanoheterostructures
Designing epitaxial nanoheterostructures of metal halide perovskites with other semiconductor materials offers a way to tune their optical properties and charge carrier dynamics. However, achieving an epitaxial interface between them presents a significant challenge due to the differences in their bonding nature, growth kinetics, and lattice mismatch. We synthesized a colloidal epitaxial nanoheterostructure with a pseudo type-II band alignment comprising CsPbBr3 perovskite and Cs3Cu2Br5 ternary metal halide. A hot-injection synthesis route was developed that offers a common reaction pathway for the formation of both kinds of nanocrystals, facilitating the heteronucleation of Cs3Cu2Br5 on CsPbBr3 nanocubes through shared Cs+ and Br– sublattices. The crystallographic planes that align across the interface, having minimum lattice mismatch, establish the epitaxial relationship between the constituting counterparts of the nanoheterostructure. This study presents a method for utilizing the Cs and Br sublattices to create an epitaxial interface, enabling development of various combinations of perovskite-semiconductor nanoheterostructures.
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