This review summarizes the recent progress of efficient room temperature phosphorescence（RTP） from pure organic luminogens achieved by crystallization-induced phosphorescence（CIP）,with focus on the advances in our...This review summarizes the recent progress of efficient room temperature phosphorescence（RTP） from pure organic luminogens achieved by crystallization-induced phosphorescence（CIP）,with focus on the advances in our group.Besides homocrystals,mixed crystals and cocrystals are also discussed.Meanwhile,intriguing RTP emission from the luminogens without conventional chromophores is demonstrated.展开更多
Intrinsic emission from unorthodox luminogens without traditional conjugated building blocks is drawing increasing attention.However,the emission mechanism is still controversial.Herein,we demonstrate the intriguing e...Intrinsic emission from unorthodox luminogens without traditional conjugated building blocks is drawing increasing attention.However,the emission mechanism is still controversial.Herein,we demonstrate the intriguing emission from perfluorosulfonate ionomers(PFSIs),which can be explained by the clustering triggered emission(CTE)mechanism.Despite being free of any conventional chromophores,PFSIs exhibit bright emission and multi-color phosphorescence(77 K)in concentrated solutions,powders and membranes with obvious aggregation-induced emission(AIE)characteristics.Clustered sulfonic acids are responsible for the light emission,and their connection and evolution are deeply explored via X-ray diffraction(XRD)and small angel X-ray scattering(SAXS),in which the electron overlap determined by the clustered status results in the extended conjugation and simultaneously rigidified conformations.These results demonstrate that it is feasible to use fluorescence analysis to explore the ionic cluster structure and evolution of PFSI,and it can be applied in the pure organic luminescent field as well.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51473092)the Shanghai Rising-Star Program(No.15QA1402500)the SMC-Chenxing Young Scholar Program of Shanghai Jiao Tong University
文摘This review summarizes the recent progress of efficient room temperature phosphorescence（RTP） from pure organic luminogens achieved by crystallization-induced phosphorescence（CIP）,with focus on the advances in our group.Besides homocrystals,mixed crystals and cocrystals are also discussed.Meanwhile,intriguing RTP emission from the luminogens without conventional chromophores is demonstrated.
基金supported by the Petrochina Petrochemical Research Institute(LH-17-02-07-05)Open Foundation from State Key Laboratory of Fluorinated Functional Membrane Material。
文摘Intrinsic emission from unorthodox luminogens without traditional conjugated building blocks is drawing increasing attention.However,the emission mechanism is still controversial.Herein,we demonstrate the intriguing emission from perfluorosulfonate ionomers(PFSIs),which can be explained by the clustering triggered emission(CTE)mechanism.Despite being free of any conventional chromophores,PFSIs exhibit bright emission and multi-color phosphorescence(77 K)in concentrated solutions,powders and membranes with obvious aggregation-induced emission(AIE)characteristics.Clustered sulfonic acids are responsible for the light emission,and their connection and evolution are deeply explored via X-ray diffraction(XRD)and small angel X-ray scattering(SAXS),in which the electron overlap determined by the clustered status results in the extended conjugation and simultaneously rigidified conformations.These results demonstrate that it is feasible to use fluorescence analysis to explore the ionic cluster structure and evolution of PFSI,and it can be applied in the pure organic luminescent field as well.
