Phase transition arising from order-disorder motion in stable layered two-dimensional perovskite

Zhuoer Cai, Yinan Zhang, Xiu-Ni Hua*, Baiwang Sun*

Chin. J. Struct. Chem., 2024, 43: 100426. DOI: 10.1016/j.cjsc.2024.100426

November 15, 2024

Phase transition material; Organic-inorganic hybrid material; Responsive material

ABSTRACT

In recent years, organic-inorganic hybrid materials are widely designed and synthesized as switching materials for temperature response. However, due to the change of the molecular arrangement inside the crystal during the solid-solid phase transition, the distortion of the crystal lattice and the great change of lattice parameters are often caused, which would result a poor repeatability and short life. Thus, designing phase change materials with small lattice changes helps to improve product life. In this article, a novel organic-inorganic hybrid material 3HDMAPAPbBr4 (1, 3HDMAPA is 3-(hydroxydimethylammonio)propan-1-aminium) was successfully synthesized and characterized. For 1, organic cations filled in the van der Waals gap are connected by hydrogen bonds with halogens in the two-dimensional inorganic layer, forming a stable sandwich structure. During the solid-solid phase transition driven by temperature, the changes of inorganic skeleton are relatively small, and the disorder movement of organic cations does not affect the existence of hydrogen bonds, maintaining a relatively stable crystal structure. In addition, electrical property, optical property and crystal structures are analysed and discussed in detail in this work. We believe that our work will contribute to the development and application of phase change materials in response materials.

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