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EQE climbing over 6% at high brightness of 14350 cd/m2 in deep-blue OLEDs based on hybridized local and charge-transfer fluorescence

Zhao et al., 2018

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15888176208736427666
Author
Zhao J
Liu B
Wang Z
Tong Q
Du X
Zheng C
Lin H
Tao S
Zhang X
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Three deep-blue emitters PPi-Pid, PPi-Xid, and PPi-Mid based on a novel conjugated system phenantroimidazole-π-indolizine have been designed and synthesized. Here, indolizine with appropriate π-conjugation length was used as the acceptor profited from its …
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