ArticleNature communications2025
Scattering-free lanthanide-ionic liquid scintillators for high-resolution and adaptive X-ray imaging.
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- Chain-Mobility-Enabled 1D Lanthanide Coordination Polymer Glassy Scintillators for Underwater X-Ray Videography.Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) · 2026Article
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X-ray imaging requires effective light transmission through scintillation screens. However, solid or solution-based scintillators suffer from photon scattering and attenuation. While prior efforts have focused on improving light extraction in solid-state scintillators through nanostructuring or optical engineering, challenges remain in mitigating internal scattering losses. Here, we report a liquid scintillator-based strategy that eliminates light scattering by exploiting in-situ coordination between lanthanide ions and ionic liquid ligands. This coordination chemistry ensures high structural homogeneity and optical transparency. Combined with self-absorption-free lanthanides, this approach achieves over 93% scintillation light transmittance, boosting X-ray imaging spatial resolution to 26 lp mm
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