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Fluorene-based polymers-preparation and applications
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Wujkowski, L.
, Woo, E.
, Bernius, M.
, Wu, Weishi
, Inbasekaran, M.
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Devices
/ Electronics
/ Field effect transistors
/ Luminance
/ Materials science
/ Palladium
/ Polymerization
/ Polymers
2000
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Fluorene-based polymers-preparation and applications
by
Wujkowski, L.
, Woo, E.
, Bernius, M.
, Wu, Weishi
, Inbasekaran, M.
in
Devices
/ Electronics
/ Field effect transistors
/ Luminance
/ Materials science
/ Palladium
/ Polymerization
/ Polymers
2000
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Fluorene-based polymers-preparation and applications
2000
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This paper briefly reviews our work on the syntheses and applications of a family of fluorene-based polymers. We have found that fluorene as a monomer offers a number of advantages, the most significant being its ability to impart solubility while maintaining a high degree of delocalization. An improved Pd-catalyzed polymerization procedure has enabled the preparation of a large variety of fluorene homopolymers and copolymers. Unlike PPV and related materials, LED devices with fluorene polymers in a conventional configuration appear to have electrons as the majority carrier and their performance is markedly improved when modified with an appropriate polymeric hole transporting layer. An optimized green-emitting device exhibits very high luminance (10 000 cd m^sup -2^) at very low bias (< 7 V) and high efficiency (10 lm W^sup -1^), attributable in part to the high hole mobility of fluorene-based polymers. Applications of these materials to other electronic devices, such as field effect transistors and photocells, are in progress.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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Springer Nature B.V
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