March 3, 2026Open Access

High quantum yield NIR emission via charge transfer states in buckybowl-TPA based D–A systems

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Efficient near-infrared luminescence occurs in nonpolar media, achieving a quantum yield greater than 0.66.
The NIR emission results from a blend of thermally activated delayed fluorescence and room temperature phosphorescence.
Analysis of solvent effects reveals strong differences in emission characteristics between acetonitrile and hexane.
Further research could validate the potential applications of these findings in advanced optical materials.

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TPA-TOS shows strong solvent-dependent emission: weak, fast-decaying fluorescence in acetonitrile but intense NIR emission in hexane. In nonpolar media, efficient NIR luminescence ( Φ > 0.66) arises from combined TADF and RTP.

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Yumi Yakiyama

Japan Science and Technology Agency

Junyi Han

Hayato Sakai

Yamagata University

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Materials Chemistry Frontiers

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The University of Osaka

Japan Science and Technology Agency

Keio University

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