Achieving Efficient Room-Temperature Phosphorescence in the Host–Guest System through Covalent-Bond-Strengthened Hydrogen Bonding
Pengyi Guo,
Yu-e Shi,
Song Shen
et al.
Abstract:Achieving high performance room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) with a clearly understood mechanism is highly desired. In this work, efficient RTP materials with a delayed emission quantum yield of 50% were synthesized through loading thiophenes into the matrix of inorganic boric acid (BA). The RTP mechanisms were clarified through structural, photophysical, and theoretical studies of RTP materials produced by loading a series of thiophenes into a BA matrix. Our study demonstrated the critical role of molecu… Show more
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