Triphenylsilyl-promoted amorphization and its induced enhanced emission in ultraviolet-emissive terphenyls

The introduction of triphenylsilyl (TPS) groups at 3,3′′-positions of 2,5-dioxy- p -terphenyls effectively enhances their amorphous nature. Furthermore, the resulting TPS-functionalized terphenyls exhibit amorphization-induced enhanced emission!

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Materials Chemistry Frontiers
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5qm00538h
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Organic Light-Emitting Diodes Research
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Triphenylsilyl-promoted amorphization and its induced enhanced emission in ultraviolet-emissive terphenyls

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Abstract

The introduction of triphenylsilyl (TPS) groups at 3,3′′-positions of 2,5-dioxy- p -terphenyls effectively enhances their amorphous nature. Furthermore, the resulting TPS-functionalized terphenyls exhibit amorphization-induced enhanced emission!

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