Supramolecular method enabling effective through-space charge transfer in thermally activated delayed fluorescence materials with pure orange emission

A supramolecular strategy has been developed to enhance through-space charge transfer by precisely regulating the spatial arrangement of donor–acceptor pairs, resulting in thermally activated delayed fluorescence with pure orange emission.

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Polymer Chemistry
Published
2024-11-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1039/d4py01181c
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6
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Photochemistry and Electron Transfer Studies
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Supramolecular method enabling effective through-space charge transfer in thermally activated delayed fluorescence materials with pure orange emission

Qiao Song, Yuqian Wang, Yufeng Sang, Ruicong Feng
6 citations
Polymer Chemistry
Photochemistry and Electron Transfer Studies
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Supramolecular method enabling effective through-space charge transfer in thermally activated delayed fluorescence materials with pure orange emission

Qiao Song, Yuqian Wang, Yufeng Sang, Ruicong Feng
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6 citations

Abstract

A supramolecular strategy has been developed to enhance through-space charge transfer by precisely regulating the spatial arrangement of donor–acceptor pairs, resulting in thermally activated delayed fluorescence with pure orange emission.

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