Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 24, 2024
Abstract
Achieving
efficient
circularly
polarized
white
organic
light‐emitting
diode
(CP‐WOLED)
remains
a
significant
challenge.
In
this
study,
proof‐of‐concept
for
realizing
CP‐WOLED
is
proposed
using
an
electroplex
emission
strategy
between
chiral
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF)
emitter
and
hole‐transporting
material.
A
series
of
polymers
(
R
/
S
)‐E‐x
(x
=
0.02,
0.05,
0.1)
are
designed
prepared
via
random
copolymerization
chromophore
styrene
moiety,
which
shows
typical
TADF
character.
The
neat
film
)‐E‐0.1
presents
distinct
chiroptical
properties
with
dissymmetry
factor
(|
g
lum
|)
2.8
×
10
−3
.
Notably,
solution‐processable,
single‐emitting‐layer
CP‐WOLEDs
fabricated
these
in
combination
1,1‐
bis
[(di‐4‐tolylamino)phenyl]cyclohexane
(TAPC)
as
the
emitter,
achieving
record
maximum
external
quantum
efficiency
15.1%
Commission
Internationale
de
lʹeclairage
coordinate
(0.36,
0.40).
Importantly,
exhibit
impressive
|
EL
value
2.4
This
research
provides
straightforward
effective
realization
high‐performance
CP‐WOLED.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Abstract
Achieving
high
circularly
polarized
electroluminescence
(CP‐EL)
performance
in
organic
light‐emitting
diodes
(OLEDs)
remains
a
significant
challenge.
In
this
study,
chiral
nematic
liquid
crystal
polymers
(LCPs)
are
co‐assembled
as
fluorescent
materials
by
doping
1
wt%
binaphthyl‐based
R/S
‐D
inducers
into
LCP
(
P‐PyP
),
displaying
blue
luminescence
(CPL)
signals
(|
g
lum
|
=
0.025,
λ
em
470
nm,
Φ
FL
37%)
after
thermal
annealing
at
140
°C.
Notably,
the
resulting
films
can
serve
emitting
layer
(EML)
non‐doped
OLEDs,
and
exhibit
good
CP‐EL
emissions
EL
−0.019/+0.015,
484
nm).
This
work
demonstrates
pathway
for
through
co‐assembly
of
LCPs.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 2, 2024
Chiral
liquid
crystal
supramolecular
assembly
provides
an
ideal
strategy
for
constructing
excellent
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
materials.
However,
the
chirality
transfer
in
chiral
crystals
normally
occurs
at
two
levels
from
configurational
to
phase
chirality.
The
more
precise
and
of
transmission
are
fascinating
but
remain
challenging.
present
work
reports
first
success
three-level
amplification
configurationally
point
small
molecules
conformationally
helical
polymers
finally
cholesteric
composed
nonfluorescent
(P46)
nematic
crystals.
Noticeably,
twisting
power
P46
is
five-fold
larger
than
its
monomer.
Full-color
white
CPL
with
maximum
dissymmetry
factor
up
1.54
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
63.8%
realized
utilizing
combined
selective
reflection
mechanism.
Also
significantly,
electrically
stimuli-responsive
switching
device
as
well
anti-counterfeiting
security,
information
encryption,
logic
gate
applications
developed.
This
study
deepens
understanding
across
different
hierarchical
levels.
Journal of Computational Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
46(3)
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
ABSTRACT
QCforever
is
a
wrapper
designed
to
automatically
and
simultaneously
calculate
various
physical
quantities
using
quantum
chemical
(QC)
calculation
software
for
blackbox
optimization
in
space.
We
have
updated
it
QCforever2
search
the
conformation
optimize
density
functional
parameters
more
accurate
reliable
evaluation
of
an
input
molecule.
In
optimization,
can
work
as
compactly
arranged
surrogate
models
costly
experiments.
future
QC
calculations
would
be
good
companion
laboratories,
providing
exploitation
Deliberately
targeted
emission
wavelengths,
high
quantum
yields
(QYs),
and
luminescence
dissymmetry
factors
(glum)
are
essential
for
chiral
materials
exhibiting
circularly
polarized
(CPL).
The
addition
of
achiral
luminophores
to
nematic
liquid
crystals
(N*-LCs)
is
a
promising
way
generate
CPLs.
We
aimed
red-green-blue
(RGB)-
white-colored
CPLs
by
adding
each
three
types
fluorene-based
luminescent
molecules
their
mixtures
N*-LCs.
Herein,
derivatives
with
RGB
colors
were
synthesized
added
N*-LCs
containing
alkylcyanobiphenyl-
alkylcyanoterphenyl-based
N-LCs
an
axially
binaphthyl
dopant.
A
mixture
the
fluorene
was
subsequently
prepared
at
optimum
mixing
ratio
dissolved
in
exhibited
induced
white
QY
values
60-90%
glum
0.5-1.0.
value
1.0
highest
among
reported
thus
far,
there
no
examples
that
simultaneously
exhibit
both
glum.
Furthermore,
temperature-responsive
N*-LC
thermally
invertible
compound,
resulting
reversible
thermal
inversion
CPL.
Single-molecule
emitters
with
dual
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF)
characteristics
are
very
promising
for
application
in
organic
light-emitting
diodes
(OLEDs).
Rarely
reported,
dual-TADF
materials,
especially
mechanochromic
demand.
We
present
two
donor-acceptor
emitters,
Mes*BA-Ac
and
FXylBA-Ac,
which
exhibit
the
solid
state
due
to
separation
of
HOMO
LUMO
strong
intermolecular
interactions.
Their
phase
transition
from
amorphous
crystalline
under
stimuli
leads
switchable
TADF
emissions.
By
blending
poly(methyl
methacrylate),
we
achieve
pure
white
light
Commission
Internationale
de
l'Eclairage
(CIE)
coordinates
(0.33,
0.32).
Furthermore,
single-molecule
(SM-WOLEDs)
using
have
been
fabricated,
reaching
a
maximum
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQEmax)
1.65%
CIE
(0.30,
0.31).
More
importantly,
emission
mechanism
enables
devices
maintain
stable
white-light
across
relatively
wide
voltage
range,
providing
valuable
insights
advancement
SM-WOLEDs.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 4, 2025
Abstract
Circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
materials
have
attracted
significant
attention
owing
to
their
unique
luminescent
properties
and
broad
range
of
applications.
However,
challenges
remain,
including
controlling
helical
assembly,
mitigating
aggregation‐caused
quenching,
balancing
quantum
yield
(
Φ
PL
)
with
g
values.
Here,
the
study
reports
synthesis
a
novel
asymmetric,
spiranic
O‐organoboranes
bearing
isoindolyl‐indolenine
scaffold
(BBI)
axial
chirality
through
BINOL
substitution,
as
well
its
supramolecular
assembly
surfactant‐regulated
tunable
CPL
behaviors.
The
newly
designed
BBI
dye
shows
relative
weak
10%
in
toluene.
Supramolecular
acetonitrile/water
co‐solvents
exhibit
an
obvious
aggregation‐induced
emission
(AIE)
process,
leading
formation
spherical
nanostructures
red‐shifted
orange‐yellow
(554
nm,
=
0.012,
7%).
Moreover,
surfactant
sodium
dodecyl
sulfonate
(SDS)
can
promote
aggregation
pure
deionized
water,
producing
nanofibers
blue‐shifted
yellow
(536
0.006,
13%).
Crystal
growth
toluene/hexane
SDS
aqueous/acetonitrile
systems
reveals
chiral
crystals
P
212121
space
group,
offering
insights
into
amplification.
This
demonstrates
ability
precisely
control
parameters,
X‐ray
single‐crystal
analysis
providing
additional
understanding
regulation.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Abstract
White
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(WCPL)
materials
have
attracted
increasing
attention
in
recent
years
owing
to
their
numerous
applications
3D
displays,
optoelectronic
devices,
and
sensors.
However,
the
use
of
single‐component
WCPL
solid‐state
phosphors
for
display
remains
challenging.
In
this
study,
piperazine
its
derivatives
are
used
as
carriers
construct
solid
luminescent
materials.
Aspartic
acid
served
a
chiral
source
prepare
series
carbon
dots
(Ch‐CDs)
with
tunable
emission
from
cold
warm
white.
The
Ch‐CDs
achieved
maximum
fluorescence
quantum
yield
34%
asymmetry
factor
5.1
×
10
−3
.
Detailed
photodynamic
analysis
revealed
that
intrinsic
self‐trapped
exciton
state
is
primarily
responsible
spectral
broadening
Ch‐CDs.
addition,
formation
curved
nanoribbons
identified
key
WCPL.
Finally,
white
light
film
successfully
fabricated,
demonstrating
potential
light‐emitting
diodes
optical
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Abstract
White‐light
emitting
organic
materials
have
garnered
significant
attention
due
to
their
potential
applications
in
lighting
and
display
technologies.
Compared
systems
that
emit
distinct
colors
by
combining
multiple
molecules,
single‐molecule
white‐light
emission
offer
notable
advantages,
such
as
simple
preparation,
good
repeatability
stability.
In
this
study,
a
novel
fluorescent
molecule
(BTP‐CHO)
was
developed.
For
the
first
time,
near‐white
light
system
exploiting
internal
equilibrium
of
aldehyde‐gemdiol
water
BTP‐CHO
constructed.
exists
predominantly
aldehyde
form
DMSO
shows
green
fluorescence;
while
blue
fluorescence
because
water.
Polychromatic
photoluminescence
could
be
achieved
fine‐tuning
various
parameters,
including
excitation
wavelength
solvent
ratio.
Additionally,
we
synthesized
three
derivatives
for
further
investigating
universality
strategy
results
indicate
has
universality.
Finally,
successfully
applied
development
information
encryption
hydrogels.
This
work
provides
new
insights
into
design
emitters
broadens
scope
research
on
intrinsic
about
emitting.