Ternary group 11 halides, especially those utilizing copper (I), have recently been explored as relatively non-toxic alternatives to the popular luminescent lead halide perovskites. This talk will focus on one such family, A2CuX3 (A=Rb+, K+; X= Cl-, Br-), which exhibit outstanding light emission properties, with up to unity photoluminescent quantum yields. These samples, along with other ternary group 11 halides, have been investigated through an in-depth optical characterization. The ultrabright photoluminescence in the studied group 11 halides is ascribed to self-trapped excitons localized on the [CuX3]2- anionic substructure based on density functional theory (DFT) calculations and optical spectroscopy results.
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