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February 9, 1998Applied Physics Letters

Exciplex formation at the organic solid-state interface: Yellow emission in organic light-emitting diodes using green-fluorescent tris(8-quinolinolato)aluminum and hole-transporting molecular materials with low ionization potentials

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KIKoji ItanoThe University of OsakaHOHiromitsu OgawaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaYSYasuhiko ShirotaThe University of Osaka

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