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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Communications, 40, p. 4956
DOI: 10.1039/b807954d
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An electron-transporting host material compatible with diverse triplet emitters used for highly efficient red- and green-electrophosphorescent devices
Journal article published in 2008 by
Tsung-Cheng Tsai,
Wen-Yi Hung,
Sheng-Yuan Chang,
Yun Chi 
,
Mei-Hsin Chen,
Chih-I. Wu,
Ken-Tsung Wong,
Liang-Chen Chi,
Tsyr-Yuan; Tsai Tsung-Cheng; Hung Wen-Yi; Chang Sheng-Yuan; Chi Yun; Chen Mei-Hsin; Wu Chih-I; Wong Ken-Tsung; Chi Liang-Chen Hwu
,
Mei-Hsin Chen,
Chih-I. Wu,
Ken-Tsung Wong,
Liang-Chen Chi,
Tsyr-Yuan; Tsai Tsung-Cheng; Hung Wen-Yi; Chang Sheng-Yuan; Chi Yun; Chen Mei-Hsin; Wu Chih-I; Wong Ken-Tsung; Chi Liang-Chen Hwu
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Abstract
A bifluorene analogue, T2N, containing a pyridyl moiety serves as both a host and an efficient electron-transporting material that is compatible with various heavy metal-containing red (Ir, Ru, Os, and Pt) and green (Ir) phosphors for highly efficient phosphorescent OLEDs possessing simple device architectures.