An investigation of host-sensitized energy transfer in poly(vinyl toluene) doped with p-terphenyl and diphenylstilbene is reported, along with a study of energy transfer from p-terphenyl to diphenylstilbene in the poly(vinyl toluene) host. The results indicate that excitons can migrate in poly(vinyl toluene) and that excimer-forming sites and p-terphenyl molecules act as exciton traps. Both of these kinds of traps can transfer their energy to diphenylstilbene by radiative reabsorption and by long-range resonant interaction.
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