January 1, 2024Open Access

Is a small singlet–triplet energy gap a guarantee of TADF performance in MR-TADF compounds? Impact of the triplet manifold energy splitting

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A design strategy for efficient MR-TADF emitters needs (i) avoiding aggregation by inducing steric hindrance at peripheral strategic positions, and (ii) combining lateral groups of higher donor character as compared to the central core.

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