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Triplet Exciton Convergence toward Charge-Transfer States Enables Long-Wavelength Room-Temperature Phosphorescence from Carbon Dots
Long-wavelength room-temperature phosphorescent carbon dots (CDs), especially the red phosphorescent ones, have garnered significant attention due to their low-energy emission and potential applications. However, the achievement of red phosphorescence in CDs presents a substantial challenge, and the
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