Optimizing combination between thianthrene and benzophenone toward efficient room-temperature phosphorescence and oxygen sensing

Zhiqiang Yang; Meng Liu; Yunpeng Ge; Yingbo Lv; Zhe Feng; Haichao Liu; Bing Yang

doi:10.1039/d5qm00556f

January 1, 2025Materials Chemistry Frontiers

Optimizing combination between thianthrene and benzophenone toward efficient room-temperature phosphorescence and oxygen sensing

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Key Points

Improved room-temperature phosphorescence was achieved, showcasing the potential for practical applications.
The combination of thianthrene and benzophenone resulted in enhanced oxygen sensing characteristics.
This approach focuses on optimizing stimuli-responsiveness and exciton utilization in organic materials.
The findings indicate a promising direction for developing new organic phosphorescent materials.

Implication

This research demonstrates enhanced phosphorescence and oxygen sensing using thianthrene and benzophenone, suggesting broad application potential.

Abstract

Purely organic room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) materials show broad prospects in various applications due to their characteristics such as stimuli-responsiveness and high exciton utilization. A key challenge for improving the performance...

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Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Optimizing combination between thianthrene and benzophenone toward efficient room-temperature phosphorescence and oxygen sensing

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