Wide‐range color‐tunable afterglow emission by the modulation of triplet exciton transition processes based on buckybowl structure

Wide‐range color‐tunable afterglow emission by the modulation of triplet exciton transition processes based on buckybowl structure
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10.1002/agt2.310
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发表时间:
2023-01
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18.8
通讯作者:
Yongfeng Zhang;Chenchen Xiong;Wenbo Wang;Wenbo Dai;Yue Ren;Junming Xia;Gengchen Li;Jianbing Shi;B. Tong;Xiaoyan Zheng;X. Shao;Zhengxu Cai;Yuping Dong
Yongfeng Zhang;Chenchen Xiong;Wenbo Wang;Wenbo Dai;Yue Ren;Junming Xia;Gengchen Li;Jianbing Shi;B. Tong;Xiaoyan Zheng;X. Shao;Zhengxu Cai;Yuping Dong
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化学4区
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作者:
Yongfeng Zhang;Chenchen Xiong;Wenbo Wang;Wenbo Dai;Yue Ren;Junming Xia;Gengchen Li;Jianbing Shi;B. Tong;Xiaoyan Zheng;X. Shao;Zhengxu Cai;Yuping Dong

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