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The wide‐spread application of organic phosphoresence materials is yet hampered by an insufficient performance under ambient conditions. Ultralong organic phosphorescence (UOP) efficiency can be improved by an intermolecular π‐type halogen bonding construction, as reported by Zhongfu An, Qian Peng, Wei Huang, and their co‐workers in article number 1705045. The UOP reaches 13.0% efficiency under ambient...
Efficient ultralong organic phosphorescent materials have potential applications in some fields, such as bioimaging, anti‐counterfeiting, and sensors. Nevertheless, phosphorescence efficiencies of metal‐free organic materials are low due to weak spin–orbit coupling and vigorous nonradiative transitions under ambient conditions. Here a chemical strategy to improve phosphorescence efficiency with intermolecular...
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