January 1, 2016

Red and near infrared emission materials with AIE characteristics

QZQiuli ZhaoXi'an University of Science and Technology JSJing Zhi SunXidian University

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Combining the strategies of the reduction of the energy gap and the mechanism of aggregation-induced emission is an effective way to create red and near infrared emission molecules.

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