Abstract

Lead-free hybrid halide perovskites have recently gained enormous research attention because of their excellent optical properties. Herein, we report a novel zero-dimensional (0D) hybrid halide perovskite, (TMS)2BiBr5·DMSO, stabilized by the dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) solvent. The structure contains isolated [BiBr5OS(CH3)2]2- anionic polyhedra and the cations [(CH3)3S]+ (trimethyl sulfonium ion, TMS) balance the charge, making it a 0D halide perovskite. Non-interaction of the trans Br atoms (with respect to the Bi-DMSO bond) with the cationic TMS resulted in shorter trans Bi-Br bonds as compared to other Bi-Br bonds in the isolated BiBr5·DMSO polyhedra. The optical properties study reveals that the compound is an indirect band gap type with a band gap of 2.79 eV. From the PL study it is observed that the compound shows emission in the blue region.

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