Nonconventional Full-Color Luminescent Polyurethanes: Luminescence Mechanism at the Molecular Orbital Level
Nan Jiang,
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Ya-Jie Meng,
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Xin Pu
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et al.
ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 24 - 31
Published: Nov. 21, 2024
The
study
of
structure–activity
relationships
is
a
top
priority
in
the
development
nontraditional
luminescent
materials.
In
this
work,
nonconjugated
polyurethanes
(PUs)
with
full-color
emission
(red,
green,
and
blue)
are
easily
obtained
by
control
diol
monomer
structure
polymerization
conditions.
Selected
monomers
introduced
single,
double,
or
triple
bond
repeating
units
into
main
chain
PUs,
order
to
understand
how
unsaturated
bonds
H-bonds
affect
their
luminescence
from
molecular
orbital
viewpoint.
Detailed
experimental
theoretical
results
show
that
PUs
have
different
temperature-dependent
behaviors
related
interplay
H-bonding,
through-space
n−π
interactions,
aggregation
properties.
potential
applications
colorful
displays,
covert
information
transmission,
multifunctional
bioimaging
been
verified.
This
work
provides
new
general
protocol
for
simple
preparation
nonconventional
fluorescent
polymers
deepens
understanding
mechanisms.
Language: Английский
Eu‐Doped Polyurethane with Efficient Multicolor Fluorescence, Self‐Healing, Stimuli‐Responsiveness and Its Diverse Applications
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
Abstract
Multicolor
lanthanide‐doped
polymers
have
found
versatile
applications
in
data
encryption,
sensing,
and
smart
display.
However,
multiple
components,
sophisticated
design,
complex
preparation
procedures
are
often
required.
In
contrast,
their
intrinsic
multicolor
fluorescence
emission
is
been
effectively
used.
Herein,
Eu‐doped
polyurethane
(ETP@PU),
integrating
tunable
emission,
self‐healing,
multi‐responsiveness,
prepared
through
a
facile
route
via
step‐growth
polymerization
of
PU
using
commercial
Eu‐ligand
(Eu(TTA)
3
Phen,
ETP)
as
fluorophore.
FTIR
XPS
analysis
demonstrate
the
successful
coordination
Eu
3+
with
carbamate
groups
PU,
which
not
only
enhances
mechanical
properties
but
also
bestows
unique
luminescent
properties.
With
increasing
ETP
content,
declines,
while
that
displays
discernible
enhancement,
resulting
emission.
The
highest
quantum
yield
Eu‐related
reaches
71.3%
due
to
robust
efficient
energy
transfer
between
PU.
Moreover,
ETP@PU
exhibits
excellent
self‐healing
capacity
potential
investigated
field
light‐emitting
diodes,
process
monitoring.
This
work
provides
strategy
develop
promising
for
various
applications.
Language: Английский