Using photoluminescence characteristics at room temperature, we analyze incorporation of an oxygen-related defect, most likely rubrene peroxide, which produces an acceptor state in crystalline rubrene. Incorporation of rubrene-peroxide molecules can occur during the crystal growth as well as a result of the postgrowth oxidation, which depends on the presence of structural disorder.
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