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Mn 2 + as a Radial Pressure Gauge in Colloidal Core/Shell Nanocrystals

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The radial dependence and magnitude of the pressure derived from the Mn2+ fluorescence shift are in good agreement with the spherically symmetric elastic continuum model and the 7% misfit between the core and the epitaxial shell.
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The fluorescence of Mn2+ doped in the shell of CdS/ZnS core/shell nanocrystals at radially controlled position is used as a local probe of pressure in the nanocrystal shell. The redshift of the fluorescence with increasing shell thickness indicates a pressure of more than 4 GPa for 7.5 monolayers of ZnS. The radial dependence and magnitude of the pressure derived from the Mn2+ fluorescence shift are in good agreement with the spherically symmetric elastic continuum model and the 7% misfit between the core and the epitaxial shell.

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