1. Cross-linking polymerization and carbonization of biomass chlorophyll for carbon dot-based electroluminescent devices with ultra-narrow-emission.
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Dang, Qi, Zhao, Biao, Zheng, Mengyun, Zhang, Chengyang, Yu, Runnan, Qu, Songnan, Jia, Haoran, and Tan, Zhan'ao
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CROSSLINKING (Polymerization) ,ELECTROLUMINESCENT devices ,CARBONIZATION ,PHOTOELECTRIC devices ,LIGHT emitting diodes ,CHINESE medicine ,CHLOROPHYLL - Abstract
Exploiting narrow-bandwidth-emission fluorescent materials is crucial for next-generation wide-color gamut displays. Inspired by the narrow-bandwidth-emission characteristic of chlorophyll derivates, the present work develops a facile strategy to synthesize a series of red-emitting chlorophyll-structured CDs (CHL-CDs) with ultra-high color purity and good carrier mobility from different traditional Chinese medicine leaves through a simple cross-linking polymerization and carbonization process. The obtained CHL-CDs exhibit bright photoluminescence centered at 671 nm, ultra-high color purity with an FWHM of 23 nm, and a high photoluminescence quantum yield of up to 62%. More importantly, based on in-depth experimental and theoretical studies on the macroscopic host–guest interactions and microscopic interfacial interactions between the CHL-CDs and charge transporting materials, high-performance red electroluminescent light-emitting diodes are successfully prepared, with FWHM of only 28 nm, turn-on voltage of 3.7 V, maximum luminance of 623 cd m
−2 , and maximum current efficiency of 0.26 cd A−1 . This study provides a universal platform for fabricating narrow-bandwidth-emission CDs with significant applications in photoelectric devices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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