Fine Modulation of the Higher-Order Excitonic States Towards More Efficient Conversion from Upper Level Triplet to Singlet.

Fine Modulation of the Higher-Order Excitonic States Towards More Efficient Conversion from Upper Level Triplet to Singlet.
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10.1021/acs.jpclett.9b02751
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2019-10
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The journal of physical chemistry letters
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Yuwei Xu;Cong Wang;Xuehong Zhou;Jiadong Zhou;Xiaomin Guo;Xiaoming Liang;Dehua Hu;Feng Li;Dongge Ma;Yuguang Ma
Yuwei Xu;Cong Wang;Xuehong Zhou;Jiadong Zhou;Xiaomin Guo;Xiaoming Liang;Dehua Hu;Feng Li;Dongge Ma;Yuguang Ma
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Yuwei Xu;Cong Wang;Xuehong Zhou;Jiadong Zhou;Xiaomin Guo;Xiaoming Liang;Dehua Hu;Feng Li;Dongge Ma;Yuguang Ma

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