This invention relates to the field of functional materials technology, and discloses an anti-Kasha organic long-
afterglow material, its preparation method, and its applications. The anti-Kasha organic long-
afterglow material provided by this invention precisely reconstructs the excited-state energy levels of guest molecules through a
sulfur oxidation strategy. Using
melamine-
formaldehyde resin as a rigid matrix, a pure organic long-
afterglow material system with both high
quantum yield and anti-Kasha type multiple
phosphorescence emission is successfully constructed. Compared with the unoxidized
system, the singlet-triple bandgap of the oxidized molecules is significantly reduced from 1.264 eV to 0.944 eV, significantly enhancing the
intersystem crossing efficiency. At the optimal
doping concentration, a
phosphorescence quantum yield of up to 63.1% and a total
quantum yield of 88.5% are achieved. Furthermore, the oxidized molecules form a dense multi-triple
energy level layout, effectively suppressing the
internal conversion from the high-energy
triplet state to the lowest
triplet state in the rigid matrix. For the first time in this type of
system, anti-Kasha type multiple room-temperature
phosphorescence emission precisely tunable by the
excitation wavelength is achieved.