WO2021018060A1 - 一种核壳量子点的制备方法 - Google Patents
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- This application relates to the technical field of quantum dot materials, in particular to a method for preparing core-shell quantum dots.
- solution semiconductor nanocrystals whose size is within the quantum limit size range have excellent optical properties, such as high fluorescence quantum yield, ultraviolet absorption bandwidth, narrow fluorescence emission peak, and optical stability Good wait, aroused widespread concern in the scientific and industrial circles.
- quantum dot research has become one of the hot spots in their respective fields.
- Quantum dots have been put into practical use in fields such as display (for example, quantum dot backlight TV) and lighting that affect people's daily life.
- the purpose of this application is to provide a method for preparing core-shell quantum dots to obtain an alloy shell layer with a high degree of alloying.
- Another object of the present application is to provide a method for preparing core-shell quantum dots, wherein the size of the core is smaller than that of the prior art.
- a method for preparing core-shell quantum dots including the following steps:
- An anion precursor for forming a shell layer is added to the mixed system, and the anion precursor reacts with the precursor of the second cation and the first cation diffused from the initial quantum dot to form an alloy shell.
- the first cation is cadmium ion
- the second cation in the precursor of the second cation is zinc ion
- the third cation is copper ion or manganese ion.
- the initial quantum dot is any one of CdSe, CdS, CdSeS, CdZnSe, and CdZnS.
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 2nm ⁇ 10nm
- the precursor of the third cation is selected from one or more of copper chloride-TOP solution, cuprous chloride-TOP solution or manganese chloride-TOP solution.
- the above-mentioned second cation precursor is zinc carboxylate.
- the molar ratio of the third cation to the second cation in the mixed system is (1:100) to (1:1000).
- the aforementioned anion precursor is a sulfur precursor and/or a selenium precursor.
- the aforementioned anion precursor is selected from one or more of the following: trialkylphosphine sulfide, trialkylphosphine selenium, trialkylphosphine selenosulfur, S-ODE solution, Se-ODE solution, Se -ODE suspension, S-fatty amine solution.
- the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots is directly blue-shifted compared to the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dots, and the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots is longer than the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dots.
- the wavelength is at least 20nm smaller.
- the wavelength of the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dot is at least 39 nm smaller than the wavelength of the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dot.
- the wavelength of the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dot is at least 100 nm smaller than the wavelength of the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dot.
- the mixing temperature of the initial quantum dot, the precursor of the second cation and the precursor of the third cation is 250°C to 310°C, and the reaction is maintained after the anion precursor is added to the mixed system
- the temperature is between 250°C and 310°C.
- the third cation is a transition metal cation.
- the aforementioned initial quantum dots are any one of InP, InAs, InZnP, InZnAs, InZnPSe, InZnAsSe, InZnAsS, and InZnPS.
- the precursor of the third cation includes an inorganic acid salt of the third cation and a soft base capable of dissolving the inorganic acid salt
- the inorganic acid salt is selected from copper chloride, copper sulfate, and copper bromide.
- the soft base is any one or more of TOP, TBP, and fatty amine with a carbon chain length greater than or equal to 4.
- the molar ratio of the third cation to the second cation in the mixed system is (1:1000) to (1:6000) or (1:6000) to (1:10000).
- doping of metal elements or non-metal elements is performed, wherein the doped metal elements include Al, Ga, Tl, Li, Na, K, Rb, Any one or more of Cs, Be, Mg, Sr, Ba, V, Fe, Co, Zr, W, Ti, Ni and Sn, and the aforementioned non-metallic elements doped include B, O, S, Se, Any one or more of Te, F, Cl, Br, I, and Si.
- the present application has the beneficial effects of obtaining core-shell quantum dots with a high degree of shell alloying and a narrow half-width, and it is more conducive to obtaining core-shell quantum dots with a short fluorescence emission wavelength; the core-shell quantum dots of the present application
- the synthesis method of quantum dots is simple, with good repeatability and short reaction time.
- FIG. 1 shows a comparison diagram of partial ultraviolet absorption spectra and fluorescence emission spectra of CdSe initial quantum dots and CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dots of Example 1 of the present application;
- Figure 2 shows a comparison diagram of partial ultraviolet absorption spectra and fluorescence emission spectra of CdSe core and CdSe/ZnSe core-shell quantum dots of Comparative Example 1 of the present application;
- Fig. 3 shows the ultraviolet absorption spectrum and fluorescence emission spectrum of the CdZnSe alloy quantum dots prepared by the method for preparing CdZnSe alloy quantum dots in the specification of this application.
- “about” or “approximately” includes the stated value and means that the measurement and the error associated with the measurement of the specific quantity (ie, the limitation of the measurement system) as discussed by those of ordinary skill in the art And determine the acceptable deviation range for the specific value. For example, “about” can mean that the deviation from the stated value is within one or more standard deviations, or within ⁇ 10%, ⁇ 5%.
- adding substance a to substance b to react means that substance a and substance b can contact each other through a certain feeding method to cause a physical or chemical reaction.
- the feeding method can be to add substance a to the place b In the container of the substance, or add the substance b into the container where the substance a is placed, or add the substance a and the substance b into the same container at the same time, unless there is a special description which only refers to which way of feeding.
- the quantum dots prepared in the same batch may have a relatively constant particle shape, and the average size is determined by transmission electron microscope images, but is not limited thereto.
- the average size of the aforementioned quantum dot may be a diameter.
- the size of the quantum dots can be the diameter of a circle with an equivalent (equal) area calculated from the two-dimensional area of the electron microscope image of the quantum dot.
- fluorescence peak position (position) refers to the maximum emission peak wavelength of the fluorescence spectrum.
- the anion precursor for forming the shell layer is added to the mixed system.
- the anion precursor reacts with the precursor of the second cation and the first cation diffused from the initial quantum dots to form an alloy shell layer, thereby preparing the core-shell Quantum dots.
- the third cation can promote the first cation in the initial quantum dot to diffuse out into the shell layer, so the preparation contains the first cation and the second cation.
- the principle of the third cation is inferred as follows: at least part of the third cation can be ion-exchanged with the first cation in the initial quantum dot, so that the third cation enters the initial quantum dot At least part of the first cations that are exchanged enter the continuously coated shell layer to alloy the shell layer; in addition, at least part of the second cations in the shell layer can interact with the third cations entering the initial quantum dots.
- the ion exchange reaction allows the second cation to enter the initial quantum dot, that is, the outer layer of the initial quantum dot is also alloyed.
- This part of the alloyed initial quantum dot is also equivalent to a part of the shell, so the prepared core
- the size of the core in the shell quantum dot is smaller than the size of the corresponding initial quantum dot; compared with the initial quantum dot, the wavelength blue shift of the fluorescence emission peak of the core-shell quantum dot can prove that the size of the core in the core-shell quantum dot has become smaller;
- the shell quantum dots most of the third cations enter the solution through exchange with the second cations. Of course, part of the third cations remain in the core-shell quantum dots.
- the scope of protection of this application is not limited by the above-mentioned principle speculation.
- metal elements or non-metal elements may be doped, wherein the doped metal elements include Al, Ga, Tl, Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs Any one or more of, Be, Mg, Sr, Ba, V, Fe, Co, Zr, W, Ti, Ni and Sn, the doped non-metallic elements include B, O, S, Se, Te, Any one or more of F, Cl, Br, I, and Si.
- the obtained doped core-shell quantum dots emit light from the quantum dot body.
- the mixing method of the initial quantum dots and the precursor of the second cation and the precursor of the third cation is as follows: firstly, the initial quantum dots and the precursor of the second cation are mixed to form the first system, and then the first system The precursor of the third cation is added to the system to form a mixed system.
- the method of mixing the initial quantum dots with the precursor of the second cation and the precursor of the third cation is as follows: firstly, the initial quantum dots and the precursor of the third cation are mixed to form the second system, and then The precursor of the second cation is added to the second system to form a mixed system.
- the third cation mainly plays the role of promoting ion exchange and accelerating the alloying of the shell, so the amount of the precursor of the third cation can be relatively small.
- the molar ratio of the third cation to the second cation in the mixed system is (1:100) to (1:1000).
- the molar ratio of the third cation to the second cation in the mixed system is (1:100) to (1:600), or (1:600) to (1:1000), or (1: 1000) ⁇ (1:6000), or (1:6000) ⁇ (1:10000).
- the molar ratio of the third cation to the second cation in the mixed system is (1:100) to (1:149), or (1:150) to (1:199), or (1: 200) ⁇ (1:249), or (1:250) ⁇ (1:299), or (1:300) ⁇ (1:349), or (1:350) ⁇ (1:399), or ( 1:400) ⁇ (1:449), or (1:450) ⁇ (1:499), or (1:500) ⁇ (1:549), or (1:550) ⁇ (1:599), Or (1:600) ⁇ (1:649), or (1:650) ⁇ (1:699), or (1:700) ⁇ (1:749), or (1:750) ⁇ (1:799) ), or (1:800) ⁇ (1:849), or (1:850) ⁇ (1:899), or (1:900) ⁇ (1:949), or (1:950) ⁇ (1:949), or (1:950) ⁇ (1:949), or (1:950) ⁇ (
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 2 nm to 10 nm.
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 2 nm to 3.3 nm.
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 4 nm to 6 nm.
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 3 nm to 5 nm.
- the average particle size of the initial quantum dots is 6 nm-10 nm.
- the initial quantum dots are group II-VI quantum dots.
- the initial quantum dots may be quantum dots including one cation, or alloy quantum dots including multiple cations.
- the first cation in the initial quantum dot is cadmium ion.
- the initial quantum dots may be any of CdSe, CdS, CdSeS, CdZnSe, and CdZnS, but are not limited thereto.
- the first cation in the initial quantum dot is an indium ion.
- the initial quantum dots may be InP, InAs, InZnP, InZnAs, InZnPSe, InZnAsSe, InZnAsS, or InZnPS, but are not limited thereto.
- the precursor of the second cation used to form the shell layer is a zinc precursor, that is, the second cation is a zinc ion, and the zinc precursor may be, but is not limited to, zinc carboxylate.
- zinc precursors may include dimethyl zinc, diethyl zinc, zinc acetate, zinc acetylacetonate, zinc iodide, zinc bromide, zinc chloride, zinc fluoride, zinc carbonate, zinc cyanide, zinc nitrate, Zinc oxide, zinc peroxide, zinc perchlorate, zinc sulfate, zinc oleate, zinc stearate, etc.
- the above-mentioned non-carboxylate zinc can be mixed with a certain carboxylic acid to form a zinc carboxylate.
- the carbon chain length of the aforementioned zinc precursor is greater than 8, which is beneficial to improve the stability of the quantum dots and the solubility of the zinc precursor in the reaction system.
- the anion precursor used to form the shell layer is a sulfur precursor and/or a selenium precursor, and the anion precursor may be, but not limited to, trialkylphosphine sulfur, trialkylphosphine selenium, trialkylphosphine One or more of selenium sulfur, S-ODE solution, Se-ODE solution, Se-ODE suspension, and S-aliphatic amine solution.
- the precursor of the third cation includes an acid salt of the third cation and a soft base capable of dissolving the foregoing acid salt.
- the acid salt is selected from copper chloride, copper sulfate, copper bromide, copper iodide, and chlorine.
- the soft base can completely dissolve the acid salt of the third cation.
- the acid salt of the third cation is pre-dissolved with the soft alkali to form an acid salt-soft alkali solution, and the acid salt-soft alkali solution is used as the precursor of the third cation and the initial quantum dots.
- the precursor of the second cation is mixed; in another optional embodiment, the solid acid salt of the third cation is first mixed with the initial quantum dots and the precursor of the second cation, and then the soft base is added to form Hybrid system.
- the aforementioned soft base is any one or more of TOP, TBP, and fatty amines with a carbon chain length greater than or equal to 4. In some embodiments, the carbon chain length of the aliphatic amine is greater than or equal to 4 and less than or equal to 24. In some embodiments, the carbon chain length of the aliphatic amine is greater than or equal to 6 and less than or equal to 22.
- the precursor of the third cation is a copper salt, that is, the third cation is a copper ion. It is worth mentioning that the third cation can be a monovalent copper ion or a divalent copper ion.
- the precursor of the third cation is copper chloride-TOP solution and/or cuprous chloride-TOP solution.
- TOP as the solvent of the precursor of the third cation is more conducive to the initial quantum dots
- the first cation is exchanged out. Due to the high mobility of copper ions, it can replace the first cations from the initial quantum dots, thereby facilitating the alloying of the shell layer.
- this application uses the third cation to replace the first cation from the initial quantum dot, and the second cation can replace the third cation from the initial quantum dot, which is equivalent to forming the first cation. Interdiffusion between the cation and the second cation, so that the third cation is better used to promote the outward diffusion of the first cation.
- the CdSe quantum dots are first mixed with the zinc carboxylate precursor, then a small amount of copper salt is added, and then the selenium precursor is added. Due to the presence of the copper salt, cadmium ions will accelerate into the ZnSe shell Diffusion to form a CdZnSe shell, and zinc ions will also accelerate diffusion into CdSe, which is equivalent to the final CdSe core being smaller than the initial CdSe, and finally a CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell with a fully alloyed shell Quantum dots.
- the fluorescence peak positions of the CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dots in the above specific embodiments are directly blue-shifted and have a higher degree of blue-shift.
- the specific fluorescence peak positions are different from copper.
- the amount of salt and the growth rate of ZnSe are closely related.
- the growth rate of ZnSe when the growth rate of ZnSe is faster, the outward diffusion process of cadmium ions will be inhibited, so that the blue shift of the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots is less, which is equivalent to the reduction of the CdSe core size
- the thickness of the CdZnSe shell layer is small; when the growth rate of ZnSe is slow, the outward diffusion of cadmium ions is relatively easy, so that the CdSe core size is reduced to a greater extent, and the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dots is blue Move more. It is worth mentioning that the growth rate of ZnSe can be adjusted with different active selenium precursors.
- the "blue shift” here means that the position of the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dot is shifted to a shorter wavelength than the position of the fluorescence peak of the quantum dot core.
- the fluorescence peak position is directly blue-shifted means that the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dot has not been red-shifted, but blue-shifted directly.
- core-shell quantum dots with small cores for example, CdSe/CdZnSe with small cores
- the core-shell quantum dots can be prepared from blue-emitting core-shell quantum dots to red-emitting core-shell quantum dots.
- the fluorescence emission peak is generally red-shifted first and then blue-shifted, and the blue shift is generally not more than 20 nm, and in some cases, blue shift does not even occur.
- the fluorescence peak position of the prepared core-shell quantum dots is directly blue-shifted compared with the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dots, and the blue shift is at least 20 nm.
- the fluorescence peak position of the prepared core-shell quantum dots directly undergoes a blue shift of at least 39 nm, or a blue shift of at least 100 nm, or a blue shift of more than 200 nm compared to the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dot.
- the preparation method further includes the following steps: continue to coat at least one shell layer, such as ZnS shell layer, ZnSe shell layer, ZnSeS shell and so on. Since the alloying of the alloy shell layer in the core-shell quantum dots prepared by the foregoing steps has been completed, the blue shift of the fluorescence peak position will no longer occur when the shell layer continues to be coated.
- at least one shell layer such as ZnS shell layer, ZnSe shell layer, ZnSeS shell and so on. Since the alloying of the alloy shell layer in the core-shell quantum dots prepared by the foregoing steps has been completed, the blue shift of the fluorescence peak position will no longer occur when the shell layer continues to be coated.
- the precursor of the third cation is a manganese salt, that is, the third cation is a manganese ion.
- the precursor of the third cation is a manganese chloride-TOP solution.
- the principle of manganese ion and copper ion are similar, so I won't repeat them here.
- the third cation added during the synthesis of the core-shell quantum dots is mainly used to promote the alloying of the shell. After the alloying of the shell is completed, most of the third cations are replaced into the solution, so The prepared core-shell quantum dots emit light from the quantum dot body and have a narrow half-width.
- step (1) the initial quantum dots are first synthesized in a solution, and then the initial quantum dots are purified from the solution.
- the temperatures in steps (2) and (3) are both maintained at 250°C to 310°C. That is, the mixing temperature of the initial quantum dots, the precursor of the second cation, and the precursor of the third cation is 250°C to 310°C. After the anion precursor is added to the mixed system, the reaction temperature is maintained at 250°C to 310°C.
- the temperature of any step can be fluctuating or constant at a specific temperature.
- the position of the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dot can be changed.
- the amount of the precursor of the third cation By changing the position of the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dot can be changed.
- the size of the initial quantum dot By changing the size of the initial quantum dot, the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dot can be changed.
- the present application also provides a core-shell quantum dot, which is prepared by the aforementioned preparation method of the present application, and the position of the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dot is adjustable in the range of 420 nm to 700 nm.
- the initial quantum dot is CdSe
- the precursor of the second cation is the precursor of zinc
- the precursor of the anion is the precursor of selenium.
- the present application also provides a core-shell quantum dot, which is prepared by the aforementioned preparation method of the present application, and the position of the fluorescence peak of the core-shell quantum dot is adjustable in the range of 300 nm to 500 nm.
- the initial quantum dot is CdS
- the precursor of the second cation is the precursor of zinc
- the precursor of the anion is the precursor of sulfur.
- This application also provides a quantum dot optoelectronic device, including the core-shell quantum dots or the aforementioned core-shell quantum dots prepared by the aforementioned method of this application.
- the core-shell quantum dots prepared in the present application have the advantages of uniform shell alloying and narrow half-value width.
- Application of the core-shell quantum dots to quantum dot optoelectronic devices is beneficial to improving the light-emitting performance of quantum dot optoelectronic devices.
- the quantum dot optoelectronic device mentioned in this application can be, but is not limited to, a liquid crystal display, an OLED display, a QLED display, an electro- or photo-induced lighting device, etc.
- Preparation of 0.5mmol/mL selenium powder suspension Disperse selenium powder (0.4g, 5mmol, 100 mesh or 200 mesh) into 10 mL ODE, and oscillate for 5 minutes to prepare a 0.5 mmol/mL suspension. Other concentrations The preparation of selenium powder suspension is similar to this, just change the amount of selenium powder and shake it by hand before use;
- the temperature was raised to 300° C., 0.2 mL of 1 mmol/mL TOP-Se solution was injected and reacted for 15 minutes. Then inject 1mL zinc stearate-octadecene solution, and then inject 0.2mL1mmol/mL TOP-Se solution, and react for 15 minutes. Stop the reaction and cool to room temperature.
- Synthesis of CdS/ZnS core-shell quantum dots Take 0.66g basic zinc carbonate, 4.2g oleic acid and 10g octadecene into a 100mL three-necked flask, pass inert gas and exhaust for 10 minutes, and raise the temperature to 300°C , To obtain a clear solution, inject the purified CdS quantum dot solution with the first exciton absorption peak of 420nm (absorbance of 50), and add 5mL of S-TBP solution with a concentration of 0.4mmol/mL at a rate of 10mL/h. After the addition, stop the reaction.
- the fluorescence emission spectrometer was used to test the fluorescence peak position of the initial quantum dots, the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots, the fluorescence half-value width and the fluorescence quantum yield of the initial quantum dots of the foregoing embodiments and comparative examples. Test the quantum efficiency (ie, fluorescence quantum yield) of the core-shell quantum dots of the foregoing embodiments and comparative examples.
- the quantum efficiency detection method is: use a 450nm blue LED lamp as the light source, and use an integrating sphere to test the spectrum of the blue light source.
- quantum efficiency (quantum dot emission peak area)/(blue light source peak area-the blue that is not absorbed after passing through the quantum dot solution Peak area)*100%.
- Figure 1 shows the comparison of the ultraviolet absorption spectra and fluorescence emission spectra of the CdSe initial quantum dots and the CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dots of Example 1.
- the fluorescence emission peak wavelength of the CdSe initial quantum dots At 559nm, the fluorescence emission peak wavelength of CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dots is 453nm, that is, the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots is 106nm blue-shifted compared to the initial quantum dots.
- the fluorescence emission peak of the CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dot prepared in Example 1 is basically consistent with the peak obtained by theoretical analysis. Specifically, the UV absorption peak position of the CdSe quantum dots with an average particle diameter of about 3 nm is about 550 nm, and the bandwidth is about 2.25 eV. Since the thickness of each molecular layer of ZnSe is known, and CdSe quantum dots are coated with 5 molecular layers of ZnSe (assuming no alloying), the particle size of the obtained CdSe/ZnSe quantum dots is about 6.5 nm, and the fluorescence peak is About 585nm.
- the thickness of the ZnSe shell layer is about 3.5 nm, and the UV absorption peak position of the ZnSe quantum dots with an average particle size of 3.5 nm is about 400 nm, and the bandwidth is about 3.1 eV.
- the above-mentioned CdSe quantum dots with an average particle size of about 3nm and ZnSe quantum dots with an average particle size of about 3.5nm are mixed and completely alloyed to form CdZnSe. Its theoretical bandwidth is about 2.68eV, the average of the two, then its theoretical fluorescence The peak position should be around 460nm.
- “Fully alloyed” in this application means that the alloying degree of the quantum dots has reached the approximate theoretical value (the actual value and the theoretical value are not more than ⁇ 10nm), that is, the quantum dots have reached the minimum emission that can be achieved at the end of the alloying process wavelength. See above for the method of obtaining the theoretical value.
- Figure 2 shows the comparison of the ultraviolet absorption spectra and fluorescence emission spectra of the CdSe core and the CdSe/ZnSe core-shell quantum dots of Comparative Example 1.
- the fluorescence emission peak of the CdSe core is 559 nm
- CdSe/ The fluorescence emission peak of the ZnSe core-shell quantum dots is 601 nm, that is, the fluorescence peak position of the core-shell quantum dots of Comparative Example 1 is red-shifted compared to the initial core.
- FIG 3 shows the UV absorption spectrum and fluorescence emission spectrum of the CdZnSe alloy quantum dots. It can be seen that its peak shape is basically consistent with that of the CdSe/CdZnSe core-shell quantum dots in Figure 1.
- the UV absorption spectra of both It appears that the ultraviolet absorption peak is not obvious after alloying, which indicates that the alloy shell layer of the core-shell quantum dot obtained by the preparation method of the embodiment of the present application has an extremely high degree of alloying.
- the fluorescence emission wavelength of copper or manganese atoms during dd orbit transition is relatively long.
- copper or manganese doped quantum dots All doped copper or manganese atoms emit light, the fluorescence emission wavelength is greater than the fluorescence emission wavelength of the core-shell quantum dots in the examples of this application, and the fluorescence half-peak width of the doped luminescent quantum dots is relatively wide.
- the existing literature reports basically All are above 50 nm. From Table 1, it can be seen that the fluorescence half-width of the core-shell quantum dots in the examples of this application is very narrow.
- the core-shell quantum dots of the embodiments of the present application all emit light from the quantum dot body. It can be seen from the above analysis that the preparation method of the present application can obtain core-shell quantum dots with a high degree of shell alloying and a narrow half-width, and is more conducive to obtaining core-shell quantum dots with a short fluorescence emission wavelength; the core-shell quantum dots of the present application The synthetic method is simple, reproducible, and short reaction time.
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Abstract
本申请公开了一种核壳量子点的制备方法。其中,核壳量子点的制备方法包括以下步骤:提供包含第一阳离子的初始量子点;将初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体混合形成混合体系,其中第二阳离子的前体用于形成壳层,第三阳离子用于促进第一阳离子向外扩散;向混合体系中加入用于形成壳层的阴离子前体,阴离子前体与第二阳离子的前体以及初始量子点中扩散出来的第一阳离子反应形成合金壳层,制得核壳量子点。本申请获得的核壳量子点中,壳层的合金化程度高;更有利于获得荧光发射波长短的核壳量子点;核壳量子点的合成方法简单,重复性好,反应时间短。
Description
本申请涉及量子点材料技术领域,尤其涉及一种核壳量子点的制备方法。
在所有纳米材料中,尺寸在量子限域尺寸范围内的溶液半导体纳米晶(溶液量子点)以其优异的光学性质,如荧光量子产率高、紫外吸收带宽、荧光发射峰窄、光学稳定性好等,引起了科学界和工业界的广泛关注。在生物标记与成像、发光二极管、激光、量子点光伏器件等领域,量子点研究已经成为各自领域的热点之一。在显示(例如,量子点背光源电视)、照明等影响人们日常生活的领域,量子点已经得到了实际的应用。作为一类新兴发光和光电材料,溶液量子点的合成化学的发展至今是量子点材料发展的决定性因素。在过去二十年左右的时间里,量子点合成化学主要集中在结构控制、尺寸以及形貌的单分散控制方面。
发明内容
为了克服现有技术的不足,本申请的目的在于提供一种核壳量子点的制备方法,以获得合金化程度高的合金壳层。
本申请的另一个目的在于提供一种核壳量子点的制备方法,其中核的尺寸相对于现有技术更小。
根据本申请的一个方面,提供一种核壳量子点的制备方法,包括以下步骤:
提供包含第一阳离子的初始量子点;
将上述初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体混合形成混合体系,其中上述第二阳离子的前体用于形成壳层,上述第三阳离子用于促进 第一阳离子向外扩散;
向上述混合体系中加入用于形成壳层的阴离子前体,上述阴离子前体与上述第二阳离子的前体以及上述初始量子点中扩散出来的上述第一阳离子反应形成合金壳层。
在其中一个实施例中,上述第一阳离子为镉离子,上述第二阳离子的前体中的上述第二阳离子为锌离子,上述第三阳离子为铜离子或锰离子。
在其中一个实施例中,上述初始量子点为CdSe、CdS、CdSeS、CdZnSe和CdZnS中的任一种。
优选上述初始量子点的平均粒径为2nm~10nm
在其中一个实施例中,上述第三阳离子的前体选自氯化铜-TOP溶液、氯化亚铜-TOP溶液或氯化锰-TOP溶液中的一种或多种。
在其中一个实施例中,上述第二阳离子前体为羧酸锌。
在其中一个实施例中,上述混合体系中上述第三阳离子与上述第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:100)~(1:1000)。
在其中一个实施例中,上述阴离子前体为硫前体和/或硒前体。
在其中一个实施例中,上述阴离子前体选自以下一种或多种:三烷基膦硫、三烷基膦硒、三烷基膦硒硫、S-ODE溶液、Se-ODE溶液、Se-ODE悬浊液、S-脂肪胺溶液。
在其中一个实施例中,上述核壳量子点的荧光峰位相比上述初始量子点的荧光峰位直接发生蓝移,上述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比上述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小20nm。
在其中一个实施例中,上述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比上述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小39nm。
在其中一个实施例中,上述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比上述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小100nm。
在其中一个实施例中,上述初始量子点与上述第二阳离子的前体以及上述第三阳离子的前体的混合温度为250℃~310℃,向上述混合体系加入上述阴离子前体后,保持反应温度在250℃~310℃。
在其中一个实施例中,第三阳离子为过渡金属阳离子。
在其中一个实施例中,上述初始量子点为InP、InAs、InZnP、InZnAs、InZnPSe、InZnAsSe、InZnAsS和InZnPS中的任一种。
在其中一个实施例中,上述第三阳离子的前体包括第三阳离子的无机酸盐和能将上述无机酸盐溶解的软碱,上述无机酸盐选自氯化铜、硫酸铜、溴化铜、碘化铜、氯化亚铜、溴化亚铜、碘化亚铜、硝酸铜、氯化锰、硫酸锰、溴化锰、碘化锰和硝酸锰中的一种或多种。
在其中一个实施例中,上述软碱为TOP、TBP和碳链长度大于等于4的脂肪胺中的任一种或多种。
在其中一个实施例中,上述混合体系中上述第三阳离子与上述第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:1000)~(1:6000)或者(1:6000)~(1:10000)。
在其中一个实施例中,在上述合金壳层的反应完成之前,进行金属元素或者非金属元素的掺杂,其中掺杂的上述金属元素包括Al、Ga、Tl、Li、Na、K、Rb、Cs、Be、Mg、Sr、Ba、V、Fe、Co、Zr、W、Ti、Ni和Sn中的任一种或多种,掺杂的上述非金属元素包括B、O、S、Se、Te、F、Cl、Br、I和Si中的任一种或多种。
相比现有技术,本申请的有益效果在于:获得壳层合金化程度高、半峰宽窄的核壳量子点,而且更有利于获得荧光发射波长短的核壳量子点;本申请的 核壳量子点的合成方法简单,重复性好,反应时间短。
图1出示了本申请的实施例1的CdSe初始量子点与CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的部分紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱的对比图;
图2出示了本申请的对比例1的CdSe核与CdSe/ZnSe核壳量子点的部分紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱的对比图;
图3出示了采用本申请说明书中CdZnSe合金量子点的制备方法制得的CdZnSe合金量子点的紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱。
下面,结合具体实施方式,对本申请做进一步描述,需要说明的是,在不相冲突的前提下,以下描述的各实施例之间或各技术特征之间可以任意组合形成新的实施例。
需要说明的是,本申请的说明书和权利要求书中的术语“第一”、“第二”等是用于区别类似的对象,而不必用于描述特定的顺序或先后次序。应该理解这样使用的数据在适当情况下可以互换,以便这里描述的本申请的实施例。此外,术语“包括”和“具有”以及他们的任何变形,意图在于覆盖不排他的包含,例如,包含了一系列步骤或单元的过程、方法、系统、产品或设备不必限于清楚地列出的那些步骤或单元,而是可包括没有清楚地列出的或对于这些过程、方法、产品或设备固有的其它步骤或单元。
本文中使用的术语仅用于描述具体实施方式的目的且不意图为限制性的。如本文中使用的,单数形式“一个(种)(a,an)”和“所述(该)(the)”也意图包括复数形式,除非上下文清楚地另外指明。
如本文中使用的“约”或“大约”包括所陈述的值且意味着在如由本领域普通技术人员考虑到所讨论的测量和与具体量的测量有关的误差(即,测量系统的限制)而确定的对于具体值的可接受的偏差范围内。例如,“约”可意味着相对于所陈述的值的偏差在一种或多种标准偏差范围内,或者在±10%、±5%范围内。
本申请中“摩尔之比”指的是原料的物质的量之比,并非反应过程中的物质的量之比。另外,本申请中将a物质加入b物质中反应,指的是通过一定加料方式使a物质与b物质能够相互接触从而发生物理或化学反应,该加料方式可以是将a物质加入至放置有b物质的容器中,或将b物质加入至放置有a物质的容器中,或将a物质和b物质同时加入同一容器中,除非特殊说明仅指哪一种加料方式。
同一批制备的量子点可具有相对恒定的颗粒形状,平均尺寸通过透射电子显微镜图像测定,但不限于此。当量子点具有球形形状时,上述量子点的平均尺寸可为直径。当上述量子点为非球形形状的颗粒,上述量子点的尺寸可为由量子点的电子显微镜图像的二维面积计算得到的等效(相等)面积的圆的直径。
本申请中“荧光峰位(位置)”指的是荧光光谱的最大发射峰波长。本申请提供一种核壳量子点的制备方法,包括以下步骤:
(1)提供包含第一阳离子的初始量子点;
(2)将初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体混合形成混合体系,其中第二阳离子的前体用于形成壳层,第三阳离子用于促进第一阳离子向外扩散;
(3)向混合体系中加入用于形成壳层的阴离子前体,阴离子前体与第二阳离子的前体以及初始量子点中扩散出来的第一阳离子反应形成合金壳层,从而 制得核壳量子点。
本申请壳层形成的过程中,由于提前加入了第三阳离子的前体,第三阳离子可以促使初始量子点中的第一阳离子向外扩散到壳层中,因此制得含有第一阳离子和第二阳离子的合金壳层,而且由于第一阳离子是由内侧向外扩散,扩散均一性好,也更有利于获得与初始量子点(作为初始核)不匹配度小的合金壳层。值得一提的是,本申请中,初始量子点的一部分被转化为壳层,因此制得的核壳量子点的核的尺寸与初始量子点的尺寸相比有一定程度的减小,从而有利于获得荧光发射波长短的量子点。
本申请中,在阴离子前体加入之后,第三阳离子发挥作用的原理推测如下:至少部分第三阳离子能够与初始量子点中的第一阳离子发生离子交换,从而使得第三阳离子进入到初始量子点中,被交换的至少部分第一阳离子进入到不断包覆的壳层中,使壳层合金化;此外,壳层中的至少部分第二阳离子能够与进入到初始量子点中的第三阳离子发生离子交换反应,从而使得第二阳离子进入到初始量子点,也即初始量子点的外层也发生合金化,这部分被合金化的初始量子点也相当于壳层的一部分,因此制得的核壳量子点中核的尺寸小于相对应的初始量子点的尺寸;相比初始量子点,核壳量子点的荧光发射峰的波长蓝移可以证明核壳量子点中核的尺寸变小了;制得核壳量子点后,大部分第三阳离子通过与第二阳离子的交换进入到溶液中,当然也不排除部分第三阳离子留在核壳量子点中。但本申请的保护范围不受上述原理推测限制。
在一些实施例中,在形成合金壳层的反应完成之前,可以进行金属元素或者非金属元素的掺杂,其中掺杂的金属元素包括Al、Ga、Tl、Li、Na、K、Rb、Cs、Be、Mg、Sr、Ba、V、Fe、Co、Zr、W、Ti、Ni和Sn中的任一种或多种,掺杂的非金属元素包括B、O、S、Se、Te、F、Cl、Br、I和Si中的任一种或多 种。得到的掺杂的核壳量子点为量子点本体发光。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体的混合方式为:首先将初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体混合形成第一体系,然后向第一体系中加入第三阳离子的前体形成混合体系。
在另一些实施例中,初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体的混合方式为:首先将初始量子点与第三阳离子的前体混合形成第二体系,然后向第二体系中加入第二阳离子的前体形成混合体系。
值得一提的是,第三阳离子主要起到促进离子交换从而加速壳层合金化的作用,因此第三阳离子的前体的添加量可以相对较少。在一些实施例中,混合体系中第三阳离子与第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:100)~(1:1000)。
在一些实施例中,混合体系中第三阳离子与第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:100)~(1:600),或(1:600)~(1:1000),或(1:1000)~(1:6000),或(1:6000)~(1:10000)。
在一些实施例中,混合体系中第三阳离子与第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:100)~(1:149),或(1:150)~(1:199),或(1:200)~(1:249),或(1:250)~(1:299),或(1:300)~(1:349),或(1:350)~(1:399),或(1:400)~(1:449),或(1:450)~(1:499),或(1:500)~(1:549),或(1:550)~(1:599),或(1:600)~(1:649),或(1:650)~(1:699),或(1:700)~(1:749),或(1:750)~(1:799),或(1:800)~(1:849),或(1:850)~(1:899),或(1:900)~(1:949),或(1:950)~(1:999),或(1:1000)~(1:1500),或(1:1500)~(1:2000),或(1:2000)~(1:2500),或(1:2500)~(1:3000),或(1:3000)~(1:3500),或(1:3500)~(1:4000),或(1:4000)~(1:4500),或(1:4500)~(1:5000),或(1:5000)~(1:5500),或(1:5500)~(1:6000),或(1:6000)~(1:6500),或(1:6500)~(1:7000), 或(1:7000)~(1:7500),或(1:7500)~(1:8000),或(1:8000)~(1:8500),或(1:8500)~(1:9000),或(1:9000)~(1:9500),或(1:9500)~(1:10000)。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点的平均粒径为2nm~10nm。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点的平均粒径为2nm~3.3nm。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点的平均粒径为4nm~6nm。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点的平均粒径为3nm~5nm。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点的平均粒径为6nm~10nm。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点为Ⅱ-Ⅵ族量子点,初始量子点可以是包括一种阳离子的量子点,也可以包括多种阳离子的合金量子点。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点中的第一阳离子为镉离子。初始量子点的实例可以是CdSe、CdS、CdSeS、CdZnSe和CdZnS中的任一种,但不限于此。
在一些实施例中,初始量子点中的第一阳离子为铟离子。初始量子点的实例可以是InP、InAs、InZnP、InZnAs、InZnPSe、InZnAsSe、InZnAsS或InZnPS,但不限于此。
在前述实施例中,用于形成壳层的第二阳离子的前体为锌前体,也即第二阳离子为锌离子,锌前体可以是但不限于羧酸锌。锌前体的实例可包括二甲基锌、二乙基锌、醋酸锌、乙酰丙酮锌、碘化锌、溴化锌、氯化锌、氟化锌、碳酸锌、氰化锌、硝酸锌、氧化锌、过氧化锌、高氯酸锌、硫酸锌、油酸锌、硬脂酸锌等,上述非羧酸锌可以通过与某种羧酸混合反应形成羧酸锌。在一些实施例中,上述锌前体的碳链长度大于8,从而有利于提高量子点的稳定性和锌前体在反应体系中的溶解性。
在一些实施例中,用于形成壳层的阴离子前体为硫前体和/或硒前体,阴离子前体可以是但不限于三烷基膦硫、三烷基膦硒、三烷基膦硒硫、S-ODE溶液、 Se-ODE溶液、Se-ODE悬浊液、S-脂肪胺溶液中的一种或多种。
在一些实施例中,第三阳离子的前体包括第三阳离子的酸盐和能将前述酸盐溶解的软碱,酸盐选自氯化铜、硫酸铜、溴化铜、碘化铜、氯化亚铜、溴化亚铜、碘化亚铜、硝酸铜、氯化锰、硫酸锰、溴化锰、碘化锰和硝酸锰中的一种或多种。优选能够将第三阳离子的酸盐完全溶解的软碱。在一种可选的实施方式中,用上述软碱将第三阳离子的酸盐预先溶解形成酸盐-软碱溶液,将该酸盐-软碱溶液作为第三阳离子的前体与初始量子点、第二阳离子的前体进行混合;在另一种可选的实施方式中,先将第三阳离子的酸盐固体与初始量子点、第二阳离子的前体进行混合,随后加入上述软碱形成混合体系。
在一些实施例中,上述软碱为TOP、TBP和碳链长度大于等于4的脂肪胺中的任一种或多种。在一些实施例中,上述脂肪胺的碳链长度大于等于4且小于等于24。在一些实施例中,上述脂肪胺的碳链长度大于等于6且小于等于22。
在一些实施例中,第三阳离子的前体为铜盐,也即第三阳离子为铜离子。值得一提的是,第三阳离子可以是一价铜离子或二价铜离子。
在一些实施例中,第三阳离子的前体为氯化铜-TOP溶液和/或氯化亚铜-TOP溶液,使用TOP作为第三阳离子的前体的溶剂,更有利于将初始量子点中的第一阳离子交换出。由于铜离子具有较高的迁移率,其可以将第一阳离子从初始量子点中替换出来,从而有利于壳层的合金化。
为了加速壳层的合金化,本申请利用第三阳离子将第一阳离子从初始量子点中替换出来后,第二阳离子又可以将第三阳离子从初始量子点中替换出来,相当于形成了第一阳离子与第二阳离子之间的相互扩散,从而使第三阳离子更好地用于促进第一阳离子向外扩散。
在一种具体的实施例中,首先将CdSe量子点与羧酸锌前体混合,然后加入 少量的铜盐,随后加入硒前体,由于铜盐的存在,镉离子会加速向ZnSe壳层中扩散,从而形成CdZnSe壳层,同时锌离子也会加速扩散到CdSe中,相当于最终的CdSe核与初始的CdSe相比变小了,最后制得具有完全合金化壳层的CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点。
与现有技术制备的CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点相比,上述具体实施例的CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的荧光峰位置直接发生蓝移且蓝移程度更高,具体的荧光峰位与铜盐的用量以及ZnSe的生长速度密切相关。在铜盐用量一定的情况下,ZnSe的生长速度较快时,镉离子的向外扩散过程会被抑制,从而核壳量子点的荧光峰位的蓝移程度较少,相当于CdSe核尺寸减少的程度较少,CdZnSe壳层的厚度较小;当ZnSe的生长速度较慢时,镉离子向外扩散相对容易,从而CdSe核尺寸减少的程度较多,核壳量子点的荧光峰位的蓝移较多。值得一提的是,ZnSe的生长速度可以采用不同活性的硒前体来调节。此外,这里的“蓝移”是指核壳量子点的荧光峰位置相比其量子点核的荧光峰位置向短波方向移动。“荧光峰位置直接发生蓝移”是指核壳量子点的荧光峰位置未曾发生过红移,直接发生蓝移。
通过本申请的方法,可以制得核很小的核壳量子点(例如,核很小的CdSe/CdZnSe),而且可以制得从发射蓝光的核壳量子点到发射红光的核壳量子点,这是现有技术无法做到的。此外,采用本申请的方法包覆合金壳层时,第一阳离子的扩散是均匀地由内向外扩散,因此制得的合金壳层更好更完全。传统方法中,利用CdSe/ZnSe进行原位合金化(见对比例1)时,一般荧光发射峰会先红移后蓝移,且蓝移一般不超过20nm,有些情况下甚至不发生蓝移。采用本申请的方法制备时,制得的核壳量子点的荧光峰位相比初始量子点的荧光峰位直接发生蓝移,蓝移至少20nm。在一些实施例中,制得的核壳量子点的荧光 峰位相比初始量子点的荧光峰位直接发生至少39nm的蓝移,或蓝移至少100nm,或蓝移达到200nm以上。
在一些实施例中,在合金壳层完全形成之后,制备方法还包括以下步骤:在前述步骤制得的核壳量子点外继续包覆至少一个壳层,例如,ZnS壳层、ZnSe壳层、ZnSeS壳层等。由于前述步骤制得的核壳量子点中合金壳层的合金化已经完全,此时继续包覆壳层就不再发生荧光峰位的蓝移。
在另一些实施例中,第三阳离子的前体为锰盐,也即第三阳离子为锰离子。优选地,第三阳离子的前体为氯化锰-TOP溶液。锰离子与铜离子发挥作用的原理类似,此处不再赘述。
在一些实施例中,在核壳量子点合成过程中加入的第三阳离子主要用于促进壳层的合金化,在壳层合金化完成后,大部分的第三阳离子被替换进入溶液中,因此制得的核壳量子点为量子点本体发光,且半峰宽窄。
在一些实施例中,步骤(1)中,首先于溶液中合成初始量子点,然后从溶液中提纯初始量子点。
在一些实施例中,步骤(2)、(3)的温度均保持在250℃~310℃。也即,初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体的混合温度为250℃~310℃,向混合体系加入阴离子前体后,保持反应温度在250℃~310℃。任一步骤的温度可以是波动的,也可以恒定在特定温度。
本申请提供的前述制备方法中,通过改变阴离子前体的活性,可以改变核壳量子点的荧光峰位置。通过改变第三阳离子的前体的用量,可以改变核壳量子点的荧光峰位置。通过改变初始量子点的尺寸,可以改变核壳量子点的荧光峰位置。
本申请还提供一种核壳量子点,其采用本申请的前述制备方法制得,核壳 量子点的荧光峰位置在420nm~700nm范围内可调。相当于在前述制备方法中,初始量子点为CdSe、第二阳离子的前体为锌前体、阴离子前体为硒前体。
本申请还提供一种核壳量子点,其采用本申请的前述制备方法制得,核壳量子点的荧光峰位置在300nm~500nm范围内可调。相当于在前述制备方法中,初始量子点为CdS、第二阳离子的前体为锌前体、阴离子前体为硫前体。
本申请还提供一种量子点光电器件,包括本申请前述方法制得的核壳量子点或者前述核壳量子点。本申请制得的核壳量子点具有壳层合金化均匀、半峰宽窄的优点,将其应用于量子点光电器件,有利于提高量子点光电器件的发光性能。本申请所说的量子点光电器件可以是但不限于液晶显示器、OLED显示器、QLED显示器、电致或光致照明器件等。
反应前体制备:
2mmol/mL S-TBP溶液的配制:称取0.64g S,将其置于20mL胶塞的玻璃瓶中密封,利用惰性气体置换出其中空气,注入10mL TBP,将此混合物反复超声振荡直至S充分溶解;
0.5mmol/mL S-TBP溶液的配制:取2.5mL浓度为2mmol/mL S-TBP溶液,加入7.5mL ODE混合均匀;
0.1mmol/mL S-ODE溶液的配制:将S粉(0.032g,1mmol)分散到10mL ODE中,超声振荡溶解,其他浓度的S-ODE溶液的配制与此类似,只需改变S粉的量即可;
2mmol/mL Se-TBP溶液的配制:称取1.58g Se,将其置于20mL胶塞的玻璃瓶中密封,利用惰性气体置换出其中空气,注入10mL TBP,将此混合物反复超声振荡直至Se充分溶解;
0.5mmol/mL硒粉悬浊液的配制:将硒粉(0.4g,5mmol,100目或200目) 分散到10mL ODE中,超声振荡5分钟配制成0.5mmol/mL悬浊液,其他浓度的硒粉悬浊液的配制与此类似,只需改变硒粉的量即可,使用前用手摇匀即可;
(Se:S=1:3)Se-S-TOP溶液的制备:称取0.032g S,0.12g Se将其置于20mL胶塞的玻璃瓶中密封,利用惰性气体置换出其中空气,注入10mL TOP,将此混合物反复超声振荡直至Se、S充分溶解,其他浓度的配置只需改变Se、S的量即可;
0.1mmol/mL CuCl
2-TOP溶液的配制:称取0.134g CuCl
2溶于10mL TOP中,超声振荡溶解。
第一激子吸收峰为550nm的CdSe量子点(平均直径为3.3nm)的合成:将CdO(0.0256g,0.2mmol)、硬脂酸(0.1420g,0.5mmol)和十八烯(4mL)置于25mL三颈烧瓶中,搅拌并通氩气10分钟后,升温至280℃,得到澄清溶液,降温至250℃;将1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的硒粉悬浊液快速注入到上述三颈烧瓶中,将反应温度控制在250℃;反应7分钟后,每隔2~3分钟向三颈烧瓶中快速注入0.05mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的硒粉悬浊液,直到量子点的尺寸达到目标尺寸,立即停止加热。
第一激子吸收峰位置在630nm的CdSe量子点(平均直径为6nm)的合成:将CdO(0.1280g,1mmol)、十四酸(0.5g,2.2mmol)和十八烯(4mL)置于25mL三颈烧瓶中,搅拌并通氩气10分钟后,升温至280℃,得到澄清溶液,降温至250℃;将1mL浓度为0.05mmol/mL的硒粉悬浊液快速注入到三颈烧瓶中,将反应温度控制在250℃;反应10分钟后,以0.9mL/h的速度加入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的硒粉悬浊液;滴加完毕,继续反应5分钟;然后以12mL/h的速度加入1.5mmol油酸,反应5分钟后,以0.9mL/h的速度加入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的硒粉悬浊液,然后反应10分钟,再次加入0.1mL上述硒粉悬浊 液,依次循环,直到得到目标尺寸的量子点。
第一激子吸收峰位置在420nm的CdS量子点(平均直径为4nm)的合成:将CdO(0.0256g,0.2mmol)、油酸(0.282g,1mmol)和十八烯(4mL)置于25mL三颈烧瓶中,搅拌并通气10分钟后,升温至280℃,得到澄清溶液,控温在250℃;将1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的S-ODE溶液快速注入到三颈烧瓶中,将反应温度控制在250℃,反应15分钟后,停止反应。
第一激子吸收峰在480nm的CdSeS量子点(平均直径为3nm)的合成:将CdO(0.0256g,0.2mmol)、硬脂酸(0.1420g,0.5mmol)和十八烯(4mL)置于25mL三颈烧瓶中,搅拌并通氩气10分钟后,升温至280℃,得到澄清溶液,降温至250℃;注入0.5mL的Se-S-TOP(Se:S=1:3),反应10分钟,停止反应。
第一激子吸收峰在475nm的CdZnS合金量子点(平均直径为8nm)的合成:称取CdO(0.0512g,0.4mmol)、十二酸(3.3g,16mmol)、碱式碳酸锌(0.66g,1.2mmol;1mol碱式碳酸锌含有5mol Zn)、12mL ODE置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,用惰性气体排气10分钟。升高温度至280℃,得到澄清溶液。降温至250℃,注入3mL 0.2mmol/mL(S-ODE),反应5分钟,加入6mmol油酸,升高温度至300℃,反应30分钟,加入1mL TBP,反应10分钟,得到CdZnS量子点。
第一激子吸收峰在480nm的CdZnSe合金量子点(平均直径为5nm)的合成:称取碱式碳酸锌(0.22g,0.4mmol)、油酸(1.4g,0.5mmol)、12mL ODE置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,用惰性气体排气10分钟;升高温度至280℃,得到澄清溶液;降温至180℃,注入1mL浓度为0.5mmol/mL Se-ODE,反应10分钟;然后注入0.5mL 0.2mmol/mL油酸镉溶液,反应10min;注入1mL TBP溶液,升高温度至300℃,继续反应60min。图3出示了该CdZnSe合金量子点的紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱。
【实施例1】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例2】
CdSe/CdZnS核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的S-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例3】
CdS/CdZnS核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为420nm(吸光度为50)的CdS量子点溶液,注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的S-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例4】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为630nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的 速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例5】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;注入1mL浓度为0.5mmol/mL的硒粉十八烯悬浊液,反应5min,然后以10mL/h的速度滴加3mL浓度为0.5mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例6】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,注入0.01mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例7】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的MnCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例8】
CdSeS/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃, 得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为480nm(吸光度为50)的CdSeS量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例9】
CdZnSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为480nm(吸光度为50)的CdZnSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例10】
CdZnS/CdZnS核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为475nm(吸光度为50)的CdZnS量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的S-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例11】
InP/ZnSe核壳量子点的合成:称取0.15mmol(0.043g)醋酸铟,0.45mmol(0.1036g)十四酸,10mLODE放入50mL三颈烧瓶中。升温至180℃排气30分钟。降低温度至室温,注入0.1mmol(TMS)
3P和1mLTOP的混合溶液。升高温度至260℃,反应5分钟。降低温度至180℃。注入1mL硬脂酸锌-十八烯溶液以及0.01mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液。升温至300℃,注入0.2mL1mmol/mL TOP-Se溶液,反应15分钟。随后注入1mL硬脂酸锌-十八烯溶 液,再注入0.2mL1mmol/mL TOP-Se溶液,反应15分钟。停止反应,降至室温。
【实施例12】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取1.1g碱式碳酸锌、7g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,注入0.01mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuCl
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例13】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuBr
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例14】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的Cu(NO
3)
2-TOP溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【实施例15】
CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃, 得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,然后注入0.1mL浓度为0.1mmol/mL的CuBr
2-油胺溶液;以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【对比例1】
CdSe/ZnSe核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的Se-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【对比例2】
CdS/ZnS核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为420nm(吸光度为50)的CdS量子点溶液,以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的S-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
【对比例3】
CdSe/ZnS核壳量子点的合成:取0.66g碱式碳酸锌、4.2g油酸以及10g十八烯置于100mL三颈烧瓶中,通入惰性气体排气10分钟,升高温度至300℃,得到澄清溶液,注入提纯好的第一激子吸收峰为550nm(吸光度为50)的CdSe量子点溶液,以10mL/h的速度滴加5mL浓度为0.4mmol/mL的S-TBP溶液,滴加完后,停止反应。
采用荧光发射光谱仪测试上述各实施例以及对比例的初始量子点的荧光峰位、核壳量子点的荧光峰位、荧光半峰宽以及荧光量子产率。测试上述各实施 例以及对比例的核壳量子点的量子效率(即荧光量子产率),量子效率的检测方法为:利用450nm蓝色LED灯作为光源,利用积分球分别测试蓝色光源的光谱和透过量子点溶液后的光谱,利用谱图的积分面积计算量子效率,量子效率=(量子点发射峰面积)/(蓝色光源峰面积-透过量子点溶液后未被吸收的蓝色峰面积)*100%。测试结果见表1。
表1
图1出示了实施例1的CdSe初始量子点与CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的部分紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱的对比图,从图1中可以看到,CdSe初始量子 点的荧光发射峰波长为559nm,CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的荧光发射峰波长为453nm,即核壳量子点的荧光峰位相比于初始量子点蓝移了106nm。
实施例1制得的CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的荧光发射峰与理论分析得出的峰值基本吻合。具体地,平均粒径约为3nm的CdSe量子点的紫外吸收峰位置约为550nm,其带宽大约为2.25eV。由于每分子层的ZnSe的厚度已知,在CdSe量子点外包覆5分子层ZnSe(假设不发生合金化),得到的CdSe/ZnSe量子点的粒径大小约为6.5nm,其荧光峰位大约585nm左右。其中ZnSe壳层的厚度约为3.5nm,同时平均粒径为3.5nm的ZnSe量子点的紫外吸收峰位大约为400nm,其带宽大约3.1eV。将上述平均粒径约为3nm的CdSe量子点与平均粒径约为3.5nm的ZnSe量子点混合后完全合金化形成CdZnSe,它的理论带宽约为两者的平均值2.68eV,那么其理论荧光峰位应该在460nm左右。这个数据和实施例1实际测得的CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的荧光发射峰(453nm)相近,从而表明了本申请的制备方法得到的核壳量子点的合金壳层的合金化程度极高。
本申请的“完全合金化”是指量子点的合金化程度达到了近似理论值(实际值与理论值相差不超过±10nm),即合金化过程结束时量子点达到了所能达到的最小发射波长。理论值的得出方法参见上文。
图2出示了对比例1的CdSe核与CdSe/ZnSe核壳量子点的部分紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱的对比图,从图2中可以看到,CdSe核的荧光发射峰为559nm,CdSe/ZnSe核壳量子点的荧光发射峰为601nm,即对比例1的核壳量子点的荧光峰位相比于初始核发生了红移。
图3出示了CdZnSe合金量子点的紫外吸收光谱及荧光发射光谱,可以看到它的峰型与图1中CdSe/CdZnSe核壳量子点的峰型基本吻合,两者的紫外吸收光谱谱图均表现为合金化之后紫外吸收峰很不明显,由此表明,本申请实施 例的制备方法得到的核壳量子点的合金壳层的合金化程度极高。
另外,由于铜原子或锰原子的能带宽度小于量子点本体的能带宽度,进行d-d轨道跃迁时铜原子或锰原子的荧光发射波长较长,现有技术中掺杂铜或锰的量子点均为掺杂的铜原子或锰原子发光,荧光发射波长要大于本申请实施例的核壳量子点的荧光发射波长,并且掺杂发光量子点的荧光半峰宽较宽,现有文献报道基本都在50nm以上,从表1可知本申请实施例的核壳量子点的荧光半峰宽很窄。由此表明,本申请实施例的核壳量子点均为量子点本体发光。从以上分析可知,本申请的制备方法能够获得壳层合金化程度高、半峰宽窄的核壳量子点,而且更有利于获得荧光发射波长短的核壳量子点;本申请的核壳量子点的合成方法简单,重复性好,反应时间短。
上述实施方式仅为本申请的优选实施方式,不能以此来限定本申请保护的范围,本领域的技术人员在本申请的基础上所做的任何非实质性的变化及替换均属于本申请所要求保护的范围。
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- 一种核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:提供包含第一阳离子的初始量子点;将所述初始量子点与第二阳离子的前体以及第三阳离子的前体混合形成混合体系,其中所述第二阳离子的前体用于形成壳层,所述第三阳离子用于促进所述第一阳离子向外扩散;向所述混合体系中加入用于形成所述壳层的阴离子前体,所述阴离子前体与所述第二阳离子的前体以及所述初始量子点中扩散出来的所述第一阳离子反应形成合金壳层,制得所述核壳量子点。
- 根据权利要求1所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述第一阳离子为镉离子,所述第二阳离子为锌离子,所述第三阳离子为铜离子或锰离子。
- 根据权利要求2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述初始量子点为CdSe、CdS、CdSeS、CdZnSe和CdZnS中的任一种。
- 根据权利要求3所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述初始量子点的平均粒径为2nm~10nm。
- 根据权利要求2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述第三阳离子的前体选自氯化铜-TOP溶液、氯化亚铜-TOP溶液或氯化锰-TOP溶液中的一种或多种。
- 根据权利要求2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述第二阳离子的前体为羧酸锌。
- 根据权利要求2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述混合 体系中所述第三阳离子与所述第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:100)~(1:1000)。
- 根据权利要求2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述阴离子前体为硫前体和/或硒前体。
- 根据权利要求8所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述阴离子前体选自以下一种或多种:三烷基膦硫、三烷基膦硒、三烷基膦硒硫、S-ODE溶液、Se-ODE溶液、Se-ODE悬浊液、S-脂肪胺溶液。
- 根据权利要求2-9中任一项所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述核壳量子点的荧光峰位相比所述初始量子点的荧光峰位直接发生蓝移,所述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比所述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小20nm。
- 根据权利要求10所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比所述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小39nm。
- 根据权利要求11所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述核壳量子点的荧光峰位的波长比所述初始量子点的荧光峰位的波长至少小100nm。
- 根据权利要求2-9中任一项所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述初始量子点与所述第二阳离子的前体以及所述第三阳离子的前体的混合体系的温度为250℃~310℃,向所述混合体系加入所述阴离子前体后,保持反应温度在250℃~310℃。
- 根据权利要求1所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述第三阳离子为过渡金属阳离子。
- 根据权利要求1所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述初始 量子点为InP、InAs、InZnP、InZnAs、InZnPSe、InZnAsSe、InZnAsS和InZnPS中的任一种。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述第三阳离子的前体包括第三阳离子的无机酸盐和能将所述无机酸盐溶解的软碱,所述无机酸盐选自氯化铜、硫酸铜、溴化铜、碘化铜、氯化亚铜、溴化亚铜、碘化亚铜、硝酸铜、氯化锰、硫酸锰、溴化锰、碘化锰和硝酸锰中的一种或多种。
- 根据权利要求16所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述软碱为TOP、TBP和碳链长度大于等于4的脂肪胺中的任一种或多种。
- 根据权利要求1、2和14中任一项所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,所述混合体系中所述第三阳离子与所述第二阳离子的摩尔之比为(1:1000)~(1:6000)或者(1:6000)~(1:10000)。
- 根据权利要求1所述的核壳量子点的制备方法,其特征在于,在所述合金壳层的反应完成之前,进行金属元素或者非金属元素的掺杂,其中掺杂的所述金属元素包括Al、Ga、Tl、Li、Na、K、Rb、Cs、Be、Mg、Sr、Ba、V、Fe、Co、Zr、W、Ti、Ni和Sn中的任一种或多种,掺杂的所述非金属元素包括B、O、S、Se、Te、F、Cl、Br、I和Si中的任一种或多种。
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