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Supporting Information A Facile Methodology for Engineering the Morphology of CsPbX 3 Perovskite Nanocrystals under Ambient Condition Sudipta Seth and Anunay Samanta School of Chemistry, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad 500046, India * Corresponding author, E-mail: anunay@uohyd.ac.in 1

5 nm (c) (d) Figure S1. CsPbBr3 quasi-cubic quantum dots formed in ethyl acetate within 1 min of the reaction. TEM, HR-TEM images, (c) PXRD pattern of the QDs with standard diffraction pattern of the cubic phase obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts (see Figure S15 for confirmation). (d) Time-resolved PL decay and fitting with a tri-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. 2

(c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) Figure S2. CsPbBr3 nanoplates (NPLs) formed in ethyl acetate after 10 minutes of the reaction. HR-TEM, FESEM images, (c) PXRD pattern of the NPLs with standard diffraction pattern of the cubic phase obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (d) EDX spectra and atomic composition of the constituent elements, (e) time-resolved PL decay and its fitting with a triexponential function. Excitation wavelength = 405 nm. (f, g, h) AFM images show thickness of the NPLs around 4.8 nm. 3

(c) (d) 10 4 (e) Counts 10 3 10 2 = 14.2 ns 0 80 160 240 Time (ns) (f) (g) Figure S3. CsPbBr3 nanobars formed in ethyl acetate after 40 hours of the reaction. TEM, HR-TEM images, (c) SAED pattern, (d) FESEM images of the CsPbBr3 nanobars (e) timeresolved photoluminescence decay and fitting with a bi-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. (f) PXRD pattern of the nanobars with standard diffraction pattern for cubes obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (g) EDX spectrum and atomic composition of the nanobars. 4

20 nm 2 0 n m e-beam irradiation 10 minutes Figure S4. TEM images of CsPbBr3 nanoplates and nanobars after electron beam irradiation for 10 seconds and 10 minutes respectively. 5

(a (c) (d) (e) Figure S5. CsPbBr3 nanocubes ( 12 nm) formed in toluene after 1 min of the reaction. TEM, HR-TEM (inset: corresponding FFT of the central cube) images, (c) PXRD pattern of the nanocubes along with standard cubic phase diffraction pattern obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (d) EDX spectrum shows close to 1:1:3 proportion of the constituent elements in the nanocubes. (e) Time-resolved photoluminescence decay and fitting with a tri-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. 6

(c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Figure S6. Larger CsPbBr3 nanocubes formed in toluene after 1 hour of the reaction when 70 l OLA was added. TEM, (b, c) HR-TEM images, (d) EDX spectrum and atomic composition of the nanocubes (e) PXRD pattern of the nanocubes along with standard diffraction pattern obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (f) Absorption and PL spectra, (g) time-resolved photoluminescence decay and fitting with a tri-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. 7

Figure S7., TEM images CsPbBr3 nanocubes and nanorods of larger dimension formed in toluene after 50 hours of the reaction when 70 l OLA was used. Images are taken from different places of the same sample. 8

(c) (d) (e) (f) Figure S8. CsPbBr3 nanorods formed in toluene after 1 hour of the reaction when 20 l OLA was used. TEM, HR-TEM (inset: corresponding FFT) images of the nanorods. (c) PXRD pattern of the nanorods shows an orthorhombic phase as evident from the double peaks at 30. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (d) EDX spectrum shows 1:1:3 atomic composition in the nanorods. (e) Absorption and PL spectra and (f) time-resolved photoluminescence decay and fitting with a tri-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. 9

(c) (d) (f) Figure S9. CsPbBr3 nanowires formed in toluene after 40 hour of the reaction when 20 l OLA was added. TEM, HR-TEM images, (c) SAED pattern of the nanowires. (d) Timeresolved photoluminescence decay and fitting with a tri-exponential function, excitation wavelength = 405 nm. (e) PXRD pattern of the nanowires compared with standard diffraction pattern of the cubes obtained from PCPDFWIN #75-0412. Below 15 degree the broad peak is because of instrument artifacts. (f) EDX spectrum shows the atomic composition of the nanowires close to 1:1:3. 10

Intensity (a.u.) 30 20 10 Br 3d Pb 4f C 1s N 1s O 1s nanocubes nanowires quantum dots nanoplates nanobars Cs 3d 0 0 300 600 900 Binding Energy (ev) Intensity (CPS) 2.0x10 5 1.5x10 5 1.0x10 5 5.0x10 4 0.0 Cs 3d 720 730 740 Binding Energy (ev) 2.0x10 5 (c) Pb 4f 8.0x10 4 (d) Intensity (CPS) 1.5x10 5 1.0x10 5 5.0x10 4 Intensity (CPS) 6.0x10 4 4.0x10 4 2.0x10 4 Br 3d 0.0 135 140 145 Binding Energy (ev) 0.0 63 66 69 72 Binding Energy (ev) Figure S10. XPS spectra of different morphologies CsPbBr3 nanocrystal. Survey XPS with defined peaks at different binding energies and high-resolution XPS of Cs 3d, (c) Pb 4f, (d) Br 3d of CsPbBr3 quantum dots. 11

(c) (d) (e) (f) Figure S11. CsPbBr3 nanocubes synthesized in chloroform. TEM images after 1 min, 15 minutes, (c) 60 minutes of the reaction. (d) Absorption and PL spectra at two different times of the reaction. FESEM images after (e) 1 hour and (f) 24 hours of the reaction. 12

Figure S12. FESEM image of degraded CsPbBr3 nanoparticles formed in n- butanol. Figure S13. FESEM images of CsPbBr3 nanoparticles formed in ethyl acetate in presence of only oleic acid as capping ligand. 13

Figure S14. FESEM images of CsPbBr3 nanoparticles formed in ethyl acetate and toluene in absence of any ligand. 14

10 Intensity (a.u.) 8 6 4 2 0 20 40 60 80 2 (degree) Figure S15. PXRD pattern of a clean coverslip. Presence of the broad peak at ~10-15 degrees is indeed an instrument artifact. 15

Table S1: Summary of different morphology evolution of CsPbBr3 nanocrystals in 4 ml ethyl acetate at various reaction conditions. Oleic acid Oleylamine Reaction time Morphology 0 ml 0 ml 1 min Immediate formation of nonfluorescent yellow precipitate consists of smaller sphere ( 100 nm) to larger cubes ( 500 nm) 1 ml 0 ml 1 min Nonfluorescent yellow precipitate. 50-500 nm sized nanocubes and nanobars of sharp edges. 0 ml 20 L-1 ml 24 hours No reaction 0.5 ml 100 L 24 hours No reaction 1 min 2.6 nm sized cubo-spherical quantum dots + very few nanoplates 10 min Nanoplates of 60 nm edge length and 5 nm thickness + quantum dots 4 hours Quantum dots + nanoplates + nanobars 0.5 ml 40 L 10 hours Very few nanoplates + nanobars (length/width 100/55 nm) 25 hours Nanobars (l/w 140/55 nm) 40 hours Nanobars (l/w 140/55 nm) 16

Table S2: Summary of different morphology evolution of CsPbBr3 nanocrystals in 4 ml toluene at various reaction conditions. Oleic acid oleylamine Reaction time Morphology 0 ml 0 ml 1 min Immediate formation of non-fluorescent yellow precipitate. Formed particles are mostly larger nanocubes (120-250 nm). 0 ml 20 L 24 hours No reaction 0.5 ml 0 ml 1 min Immediate formation of non-fluorescent yellow precipitate. Formed particles are of 70-200 nm cubes. 0.5 ml 20-70 L 1 min Nanocubes of 18 nm edge length 20-70 L 1 min Nanocubes of 12 nm edge length 70 L 1 hour Nanocubes of 34 nm edge length + small nanocubes 70 L 50 hours Larger nanocubes and few nanorods 0.25 ml 1 hours Nanorods of length 800 nm, diameter 70 nm + nanocubes 5 hours Nanorod length increases (aspect ratio 70) + nanocubes 20 L 15 hours Nanorod length increases (aspect ratio 130) + nanocubes 25 hours Nanowires (aspect ratio 200) + few nanocubes 40 hours or more Nanowires (aspect ratio 200) + very few nanocubes 17

Table S3: Summary of different morphology evolution of CsPbBr3 nanocrystals in different organic solvents at various reaction conditions. Solvent Oleic acid oleylamine Reaction time Morphology 1 min Nanocubes of 12 nm edge length + some smaller particles emitting at 487 nm. Chloroform 4 ml 0.5 ml 40 L 15 min Nanocubes of 12 nm edge length 1 hour Larger nanocubes ( 30 nm) + small nanocubes (12 nm) 24 hours Nanoparticles started degrading with complete quenching in the PL. n-butanol 0.5 ml Acetone 0.5 ml Hexane 0.5 ml 40 L 1 min Formed nonfluorescent nanoparticles undergo degradation readily and forms a clear solution. 40 L 10 min Slow formation of nonfluorescent yellow precipitate at higher precursor concentration 60 L 1 min Initially formation of nanocubes of 12 nm edge length. Later on larger particles. Mostly similar as that obtained in toluene. 18

Table S4: Summary of the characteristic photoluminescence properties of different CsPbBr3 morphologies. Morphology Abs. peak (nm) PL emission peak (nm) PL QY (%) Time resolved PL decay parameters 1 1 (ns) 2 2 (ns) 3 3 (ns) Amplitude average lifetime (ns) Quantum dots 437 454 27 0.41 1.27 0.55 4.92 0.04 17.07 3.91 Plates 450 476 19 0.52 2.55 0.41 6.2 0.07 18.10 5.13 Bars 522 522 61 0.57 3.93 0 0 0.43 27.81 14.20 Cubes ( 12 nm) Cubes ( 34 nm ) 497 510 77 0.73 1.16 0.16 10.95 0.11 79.23 11.31 502 514 54 0.67 1.09 0.20 12.13 0.13 79.87 13.54 Rods 505 516 34 0.65 1.53 0.27 10.82 0.08 62.83 8.94 Wires 511 520 29 0.63 1.54 0.25 9.55 0.12 67.41 11.44 19