X-Aggregation Enhanced Room Temperature Phosphorescence from Terphenylamine.

Organic room temperature phosphorescence (RTP) materials have drawn wide attention because of their unique photoluminescence performances. As is known, their molecular aggregation shows determined influences on their RTP performances. However, the regulation mechanism of the molecular aggregation is still unclear.

Cycloolefin Copolymers With a Multiply Rigid Structure for Protecting Triplet Exciton From Thermo- and Moisture-Quenching.

Polymeric room temperature phosphorescence (RTP) materials have been well developed and utilized in various fields. However, their fast thermo- and moisture-quenching behavior highly limit their applications in certain harsh environments. Therefore, the preparation of materials with thermo- and moisture-resistant phosphorescence is greatly attractive.