P. E. Swathi Krishna, Hanock Baiju, Mahesh Hariharan
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Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence in Aminoacene-linked Phenanthroline
Twisted aminoacene D-A-D systems connected at the 2,9-position of phenanthroline were synthesized, showing thermally activated delayed blue fluorescence. Comprehensive computational and spectroscopic studies revealed a hybrid localized and charge transfer (HLCT) character, enabling reverse intersystem crossing, leading to delayed fluorescence.
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