RhB), which enables fine-tuning of ACQ@AIE-PMO emissions over the entire visible spectrum in the solid and film states. Significantly, high-quality white light is achieved with CIE coordinates of (0.32, 0.33) and a quantum yield of up to 49.6%. Because of their high stability and solution processability, the ACQ@AIE-PMOs can be applied in solid-state lighting and bioimaging. This design concept opens up new perspectives for developing high-performance luminescent materials by the combination of a wide variety of AIE and ACQ chromophores.
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