The method comprises the following steps: dissolving
lead chloride,
manganese chloride,
hydrochloric acid and polyether amine D400 in N, N-
dimethylformamide to form a polar precursor solution, mixing the polar precursor solution with an
oleic acid / n-
octane weak polar
solvent containing cesium acetate, stirring for 1 hour at 20-30 DEG C and 400 r / min, centrifuging for 3-5 minutes at 8000-10000 r / min, and
drying to obtain the
manganese-doped flexible lead
halide perovskite material. And washing with n-
hexane for three times. The material is composed of an amorphous
perovskite network and embedded nanocrystals with the
average diameter of 6.8 nanometers, and has
polymer-like
viscoelasticity and 3D printing capacity; the
photoluminescence quantum yield exceeds 50%, and the
Stokes shift is gt; the X-
ray excitation light yield is about 8.07 * 10 < 4 > photons / megaelectron volts, and the imaging resolution is 9.0 line pairs / mm. The material is still excellent in performance after being subjected to 300% stretching, 5000 times of bending circulation, air storage for nearly two months and 5 minutes of self-healing, and is suitable for flexible electronic devices, wearable X-
ray detection equipment and complex three-dimensional common imaging systems.