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September 1, 1998Advanced Materials279 citations

Colorfast Blue-Light-Emitting Random Copolymers Derived from Di-n-hexylfluorene and Anthracene

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GKGerrit KlärnerMDMark H. DaveyWCWei-D. Chen

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Strong colorfast blue photo- and electroluminescence is reported for random high molecular weight poly(fluorene-co-anthracene)s, prepared via the nickel-mediated copolymerization of the corresponding aryl dibromides. The incorporation of anthracene into the main chain is demonstrated to completely suppress excimer formation—a major drawback of many planar π-systems. Poly(fluorene)s are attractive as active components of organic light-emitting diodes (LEDs) because of their thermal and chemical stability and exceptionally high fluorescence quantum yields.

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