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Synthesis, Structure, Properties, and application of a carbazole‐based diaza [7] helicene in a deep‐blue‐emitting OLEDShi et al., 2012
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- Shi L
- Liu Z
- Dong G
- Duan L
- Qiu Y
- Jia J
- Guo W
- Zhao D
- Cui D
- Tao X
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- Chemistry–A European Journal
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Abstract A carbazole‐based diaza [7] helicene, 2, 12‐dihexyl‐2, 12‐diaza [7] helicene (1), was synthesized by a photochemical synthesis and its use as a deep‐blue dopant emitter in an organic light‐emitting diode (OLED) was examined. Compound 1 exhibited good …
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