Eye-catching organic room-temperature
phosphorescence (RTP) is
becoming more and more universal through various strategies, such
as crystal engineering, macrocyclic inclusion, host–guest doping,
and copolymerization. It is always the pursuit of researchers to prepare
high-efficiency RTP materials by the simplest strategy. The doping
strategy is one of the most simple and effective strategies and involves
mixing phosphor with rigid host material. The principle of the doping
RTP system has developed from a conventional rigidity effect of the
host through the host–guest interaction. This perspective aims
at multifunctional host materials and summarizes the recent development
of doping organic RTP systems. Doping systems play more and more important
roles in the development of long-afterglow and high-yield RTP materials.
The application scenarios of RTP are becoming wider and wider.