“…4,[13][14][15] As compared to pure semiconductor nanocrystals, transition metal ion-doped nanocrystals have many advantages, such as zero self-quenching due to the large Stokes shift 12,[16][17][18] (energy di®erence between the absorption spectrum and the emission band), and very high thermal, 19 chemical 5 and photochemical stability. 3,[20][21][22] The d-dots are the ideal emissive materials for applications requiring signi¯cant power and/or high density of nanocrystals, such as biological imaging 21,[23][24][25] light emitting diode (LED), 1,12,26 optoelectronics, 24-27 laser 1 and solid-state lighting. 28 On account of their potential applications, Mn:ZnSe d-dots, clusters have been investigated via theoretical calculations 29,30 and experiments.…”