One-dimensional red phosphorus glows in unexpected ways

Researchers have now found that fibrous red phosphorus, when electrons are confined in its one-dimensional sub-units, can show large optical responses — that is, the material shows strong photoluminescence under light irradiation. The study shows that strong optical properties exist in a 1D van der Waal material.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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