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. 2021 May 31;10:112. doi: 10.1038/s41377-021-00548-z

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Fig. 6 — a Plot showing the (red diamonds) measured room-temperature oscillator strength F_Stark and (blue circles) calculated F_Abs for different samples of 4.5 ML nanoplatelets with different surface areas. The horizontal red line represents the average oscillator strength <F_Stark>, while the blue line displays a best fit of F_Abs to a straight line through the origin. Here, S is the nanoplatelet surface area in nm². b Comparision of (red diamonds) room temperature radiative lifetime τ_Stark calculated from F_Stark and (green circles) the average luminescent lifetime τ_PL determined from luminescence decay measurements. The red and green line represent the sample average, whereas the error bars indicated the 95% confidence interval on both the averages