Carbazole-functionalized polyphenylene-decorated solid state emissive D-A-D molecules: reduced donor-acceptor interaction and enhanced emission in the solid state.

Carbazole-functionalized polyphenylene-decorated solid state emissive D-A-D molecules: reduced donor-acceptor interaction and enhanced emission in the solid state.
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10.1039/c5cp02234g
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2015-08
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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通讯作者:
Gopal Singh;V. Bhalla;Manoj Kumar
Gopal Singh;V. Bhalla;Manoj Kumar
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Gopal Singh;V. Bhalla;Manoj Kumar

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