| Since the stability of Bismush-based halide perovskites needs to be further studied,few species of these compounds have been reported and new photoelectric properties can be further explored.In this thesis,we have explored several novel all-inorganic cesium-containing lead-free halide double perovskites,concerning the synthesis,structure,and properties.The doping and modification of previously reported double perovskite halides were also investigated.We have found the following results in Cs2B’BiX6(B’=Li,Na,Ag,and K;X=Cl and Br)systems.1.For the Cs2LiBiX6(X=Cl and Br)system,we have successfully synthesized a new Bi-based halide double perovskite Cs2LiBiCl6 and Mn2+doped solid solution by a solid-state method.Using Rietveld structure refinement of X-ray powder diffraction(XRD)data and complementary 7Li-SSNMR techniques,and it is confirmed that the structure is a cubic double perovskite with highly ordered Li+and Bi3+.Compared with Na analogs,Cs2LiBiCl6has higher humidity sensitivity,but the indirect bandgap is relatively smaller,which is 3.15(2)e V.In the samples of Cs2Li1-xBi1-xMn2xCl6(x=00002,0.004,0.008,and 0.024),the luminescence spectrum of x=0.008 shows that the luminescence phase is red-shifted compared with that of Na,the central wavelength is about 612 nm,and the luminescence intensity is stronger.Based on the calculation of the tolerance factor(τ)and the density functional theory(DFT),the stability mechanism of Cs2LiBiCl6 is discussed.Because of the smaller Li+ions,the tolerance factor(τ)of Cs2LiBiCl6 is larger,which indicates that it is very close to the boundary of stable perovskite and nonperovskite compounds,corresponding to the small decomposition energy in the theoretical calculation,so it is easy to coexist with other ternary phases.Moreover,the humidity sensitivity of Cs2LiBiCl6 is related to the tetrahedral coordination preference of Li+in the Cl-sublattice.These mechanisms combining geometric factors and decomposition energy provide new insight into the stability of halide double perovskite.At the same time,the stability of Br-based halide double perovskite Cs2LiBiBr6 is explored:on the one hand,it can not be successfully synthesized in the experiment;on the other hand,it is difficult to be stable from the perspective of tolerance factor(τ)and decomposition enthalpy calculated by VASP.2.For Cs2NaBiX6(X=Cl and Br)system,we successfully synthesized Bi-based halide double perovskite Cs2NaBiCl6 and its Sn2+and Eu3+doped compounds by liquid phase method,and studied their luminescent properties.Cs2NaBiCl6 has high humidity stability with an indirect bandgap of 3.25(2)e V.Electrochemical tests show that Cs2NaBiCl6 is a good dielectric material,its relative permittivity increases with the increase of temperature,and the permittivity can still be maintained above 10 at 104 Hz.The sample of Cs2Na1-xBi1-xSn2xCl6(x=0.1 and 0.2)emits red light,which is a good red fluorescent material.The morphology of the sample prepared by liquid phase is more uniform and the size is smaller.However,there are no characteristic emission peaks of Eu2+and Eu3+in the fluorescence emission spectrum of Cs2NaBiCl6:Eu3+(doping content 0.1)sample,which indicates that Eu element doping does not enter into the Cs2NaBiCl6 lattice.Based on the calculation of tolerance factor(τ),and density functional theory(DFT),we discussed the stability mechanism of Cs2NaBiCl6 and Cs2NaBiBr6.3.For the Cs2ABiX6(A=Ag or K;X=ClorBr)system,we have studied the dielectric properties of Cs2AgBiBr6for the first time and found that it has a large value for relative dielectric constant(εr)>60 at room temperature and~100(105 Hz)at 250℃.The Cs2AgBiBr6 partially decomposed at high pressure(10 GPa,250℃).We have synthesized a new compound Cs2KBi Cl6.It is found that this compound is not suitable for describing the average cubic structure with a highly ordered arrangement of K and Bi.It has a large degree of local structure distortion and needs further local structure analysis(PDF).We tried to synthesize Cs2KBi Br6 by various methods but failed.The structural instability is explained based on the tolerance factor(τ). |