Carbazole-fluorene copolymer blue-light materials with spatial structure
A blue-light material and spatial structure technology, applied in the field of functional materials, can solve problems that affect the saturation color purity of the emitted light, the stability of the luminous color, the reduction of luminous efficiency, and the difficulty of electron injection.
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[0015] Monomer a is a 9-ethylcarbazole-substituted fluorene oligomer containing fluorenol. Under the catalytic reaction of p-toluenesulfonic acid, the monomer a is dehydrated and polycondensed into a ring oligomer in 1% trimethylbenzene solution. Separation by chromatographic column (eluent is dichloromethane and petroleum ether), the product is light yellow powder solid, the yield is 35%. The main physical properties of the polymer: the number average molecular weight is 4538, the polymerization dispersion is 1.05, there is no obvious glass transition temperature, the 5% thermal decomposition temperature is 405°C, and the maximum photoinduced blue light wavelength is 406cm -1 and 422cm -1 , relative to the luminous efficiency of 9,10-diphenylanthracene in cyclohexane of 0.9, the photoluminescence efficiency of the polymer blue light material of the present invention is 0.85. The polymer synthesis process is shown in chemical reaction formula 3.
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[0017] Example 2: Monomer a is a 9-methylphenylcarbazole-substituted fluorene oligomer containing fluorenol. Under the catalyzed reaction of methanesulfonic acid, the monomer a is dehydrated and polycondensed into a cyclic polymer in 1% trimethylbenzene solution, see chemical reaction formula 4. Separation by chromatographic column (eluent is dichloromethane and petroleum ether), the product is a white powdery solid, and the yield is 40%. Main physical properties of the polymer: number average molecular weight 4803, polymerization dispersion 1.03, no obvious glass transition temperature, 5% thermal decomposition temperature 395°C, maximum photoinduced blue light wavelength 407cm -1 and 421cm -1 , relative to the luminous efficiency of 9,10-diphenylanthracene in cyclohexane of 0.9, the photoluminescence efficiency of the invented blue light material is 0.80.
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