Fluorene-based phosphine oxide host materials for blue electrophosphorescence: an effective strategy for a high triplet energy level.

Fluorene-based phosphine oxide host materials for blue electrophosphorescence: an effective strategy for a high triplet energy level.
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10.1002/chem.201003434
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2011-02
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Donghui Yu;Yongbiao Zhao;Hui Xu;Chunmiao Han;Dongge Ma;Zhaopeng Deng;Shan Gao;Pengfei Yan
Donghui Yu;Yongbiao Zhao;Hui Xu;Chunmiao Han;Dongge Ma;Zhaopeng Deng;Shan Gao;Pengfei Yan
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Donghui Yu;Yongbiao Zhao;Hui Xu;Chunmiao Han;Dongge Ma;Zhaopeng Deng;Shan Gao;Pengfei Yan

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