Hyperbranched Fluorescent Polyphenylenes: Synthesis and Spectral Analysis

Irina A. Khotina; Marina A. Babushkina; Natalia S. Kushakova; Ekaterina U. Loushnikova; Yuri V. Vasiliev; Alexey I. Kovalev; Wojciech Mröz; Umberto Giovanella

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.559.63

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Hyperbranched Fluorescent Polyphenylenes: Synthesis and Spectral Analysis

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Hyperbranched polyphenylenes containing triphenylamine groups were synthesized through Ni⁰-catalysed polycondensation of aromatic tribromides. The values of the photoluminescence quantum yields depend on nitrogen content in the obtained polymers. It is shown that polyphenylenes due to high levels of thermal stability and conductivity could be good template for OLEDs with light-emitting organic metal complexes in the active layer.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 559)

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Irina A. Khotina, Marina A. Babushkina, Natalia S. Kushakova, Ekaterina U. Loushnikova, Yuri V. Vasiliev, Alexey I. Kovalev, Wojciech Mröz, Umberto Giovanella

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Charge Transport Mobility, Current-Voltage-Luminance Characteristics, Electroluminescence, Iridium Complex, Polymer Nanocomposite, Triphenylamine Groups

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