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Multiple approaches for enhancing all-organic electronics photoluminescent sensors: Simultaneous oxygen and pH monitoring

Liu et al., 2013

Document ID
4088841055968556843
Author
Liu R
Xiao T
Cui W
Shinar J
Shinar R
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytica chimica acta

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Key issues in using organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) as excitation sources in structurally integrated photoluminescence (PL)-based sensors are the low forward light outcoupling, the OLEDs' broad electroluminescence (EL) bands, and the long-lived remnant …
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