ZHU Di, HE Ying, PAN Zhao-dong, ZHANG Yao-fei, CHEN Jie, SUN Zhuo, WANG Jun-an. Synthesis of The Polyfluorene Luminescent Material and Its Application in Flexible Polymer Light-emitting Diode[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 17-20
ZHU Di, HE Ying, PAN Zhao-dong, ZHANG Yao-fei, CHEN Jie, SUN Zhuo, WANG Jun-an. Synthesis of The Polyfluorene Luminescent Material and Its Application in Flexible Polymer Light-emitting Diode[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 17-20 DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20123301.0017.
Synthesis of The Polyfluorene Luminescent Material and Its Application in Flexible Polymer Light-emitting Diode
The copolymer of polyfluorene/poly(p-Phenylene vinylenes) (PFO/PPV) was synthesized through Heck reaction. The structure of the obtained copolymer was characterized by FT-IR
1
H NMR
TGA
etc.
The molecular weight and poly dispersity of the copolymer were 4 400 and 1.2
respectively. The copolymer had good thermal stability
it had only one weightlessness from RT to 700 ℃ and the weightlessness was about 50% at 350~450 ℃.
E
HOMO
/
E
LUMO
and
E
g
was-6.09/[KG-*4]-3.20 and 2.89 eV respectively. The optical properties
revealed by UV-Vis and PL
showed that copolymer had excellent luminescence
with a maximum peak of fluorescence emission at 490 nm. The copolymer was also tested as an emitting layer for flexible polymer light-emitting diode (PLED) device
where nano ZnO as a functional layer
showing a turn-on voltage of about 4.2 V and emitting blue electroluminescence.
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