This research demonstrates delayed fluorescence in boron difluoride complexes, suggesting new designs for optoelectronic materials.
, and full widths at half-maximum as narrow as 9.5 nm. These compounds also display both prompt and delayed fluorescence, indicating efficient exciton utilization. The results demonstrate that rational chalcogen substitution effectively modulates the emission behavior, providing valuable design principles for next-generation organic photonic and optoelectronic materials.
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