| The organometallic halogen perovskite(OMHP)materials which is an organic-inorganic hybrid compound formed by self-assembly of organic molecules and inorganic molecules,have attracted widespread attention due to their excellent photoelectric conversion properties.There are many advantages such as high carrier mobility,long life,long diffusion length,strong light absorption,high photoelectric conversion efficiency,simple preparation,and low process cost that it can be applied to solar cel s,LEDs,lasers,FETs and photodetectors.Because of their instability at high temperatures,the method of synthesizing inorganic perovskite nanocrystals based on ionic metathesis reaction is not suitable for the preparation of OMHP nanocrystals.How to control and adjust their morphology and PL emission spectra by changing the ligand and halogen ele ments has also been studied and reported.However,little attention has been paid to the solvent effect on the formation of OMHP NCs.We investigated the solvent effect on the formation of MAPbBr3 NCs by using Pb Br2,MeNH2,octylamine and HBr as precursors.It is proved that the morphology and fluorescence emission wavelength of MAPbBr3 nanocrystals are closely related to the polarity of the solvent by characterized of the morphology,structure and optical properties of OMHP NCs obtained at different poor solvents.The nanoplatenets with blue emission were produced for the low polar solvents,such as toluene,PhC l and EtOAc.The increase in polarity of poor solvents results in the red shift of emission of obtained NCs.The much more polar solvents like acetone and CH3CN lead to formation of MaPbBr3NCs with cubic phase.Furthermore,the stability of MAPb Br3 NCs dispersed in various solvents is studied.We found that MAPbBr3 NCs are stable when dispersed in unpolar solvent.When dispersed in polar solvent,the stability is depend ing on the concentration:the higher the concentration,the more stable.Furthermore,we explored mechanism deeply.For instability of MAPb Br3 nanocrystals under humid air,ultraviolet or high temperature conditions,we present a facile and low cost approach for the preparation of perovskite-based composite films via blending CH3NH3PbBr3 nanocrystals(MAPb Br3 NCs)with two kinds of commercially available silicone resins.The highest photoluminescence quantum yield of the prepared composite films is up to62%,which greatly improved the stability of nanocrystals.No observable PL degradation occurred for the MaPbBr3/SSDC film upon exposure to ambient air for at least two months.After immersed in water for 36 hours,the emission of the film decays to 77%of the initial value.Compared with MaPbBr3/SSDC composites,MAPbBr3/PMSR composites further improve the stability of nanocrystals,which can be used for the preparation of warm white LEDs.This is because the structure of PMSR contains phenyl rings which results in the much lower water per-meability and enhanced stability against heat and UV irradiation.The two-dimensional(2D)layered crystals of(C6H13NH3)2PbBr4 were synthesized on Si/SiO2 wafers by using hexylamine as an organic ligand and volatilizing the solvent.The effects of experimental conditions such as temperature on the morphology and size of two-dimensional crystals were studied. |