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Donor engineered Deep-Blue emitters for tuning luminescence mechanism in Solution-Processed OLEDsHwang et al., 2021
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- Hwang J
- Kang H
- Jeong J
- Woo H
- Cho M
- Park S
- Choi D
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- Chemical Engineering Journal
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Three novel solution-processable A-π-2D-type deep-blue emitters, namely BCz, BBFCz, and BICz, were developed to investigate their luminescence mechanisms and performances in organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). The emitters were uniquely designed by connecting …
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