持续发光
材料科学
光子上转换
光电子学
存水弯(水管)
发光
红外线的
光学
物理
热释光
气象学
作者
Xingzhong Chen,Yang Li,Kai Huang,Ling Huang,Xiumei Tian,Huafeng Dong,Ru Kang,Yihua Hu,Jianmin Nie,Jianrong Qiu,Gang Han
标识
DOI:10.1002/adma.202008722
摘要
Persistent-luminescence phosphors (PLPs) have a wide variety of applications in the fields of photonics and biophotonics due to their ultralong afterglow lifetime. However, the existing PLPs are charged and recharged with short-wavelength high-energy photons or inconvenient and potentially risky X-ray beams. To date, deep tissue penetrable NIR light has mainly been used for photostimulated afterglow emission, which continues to decay and weaken after each cycle, Herein, a new paradigm of trap energy upconversion-like near-infrared (NIR) to near-infrared light rejuvenateable persistent luminescence in bismuth-doped calcium stannate phosphors and nanoparticles is reported. In contrast to the existing PLPs and persistent-luminescence nanoparticles, the materials enable the occurrence of a reversed transition of the carriers from a deep-level energy trap to a shallow-level trap upon excitation by low-energy NIR photons. Thus these new materials can be charged circularly via deep-tissue penetrable NIR photons, which is unable to be done for existing PLPs, and emit afterglow signals. This conceptual work will lay the foundation to design new categories of NIR-absorptive-NIR-emissive PLPs and nanoparticles featuring physically harmless and deep tissue penetrable NIR light renewability and sets the stage for numerous biological applications, which have been limited by current materials.
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