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Excimers luminescent conjugated polymers

Jenckhe at al., explored the effects of molecular size, extent of conjugation, concentration quenching, and competition with excimer formation on intramolecular proton transfer as well as on the electro-luminescent device potential of polymeric materials. Materials like 2-(2-hydroxyphenyl)-benzoxazole and 2-(2-hydroxyphenyl)benzothiazole contain intramolecular hydrogen bonds and are known to undergo excited state charge transfer reactions and intramolecular proton transfer upon excitation. They reported, however, that the results of their studies with model compounds and several polymers, whose structure ... [Pg.300]


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