A platinum(II) emitter is able to self-assemble into gelating nanofibers, leading to an unprecedented 90 % photoluminescence quantum yield. Electroluminescent devices processed in solution can be doped with the aforementioned complex. Picture: a) Emission (—) and excitation spectra (- - - -) and photos of the gel, b) REM, and c) TEM images of the nanofibers.
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