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Efficient blue electroluminescence from a fluorinated polyquinoline

Parker et al., 1994

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13524243793948809144
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Parker I
Pei Q
Marrocco M
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Applied physics letters

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High efficiency blue electroluminescence is demonstrated from a polyquinoline ether, a new class of soluble, electroluminescent, polyaromatic polymer. Multilayer devices (consisting of hole and electron transport layers in addition to the emissive polyquinoline layer) show an …
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