ArticleNature communications2024
Stretchable phosphorescent polymers by multiphase engineering.
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- Achieving Highly Robust Polymeric Microspheres with Efficient and Full-Color Organic Afterglow for 3D Printing and Anti-Counterfeiting.Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) · 2025Article
- Direct photo-patterning of halide perovskites toward machine-learning-assisted erasable photonic cryptography.Nature communications · 2025Article
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Abstract
Stretchable phosphorescence materials potentially enable applications in diverse advanced fields in wearable electronics. However, achieving room-temperature phosphorescence materials simultaneously featuring long-lived emission and good stretchability is challenging because it is hard to balance the rigidity and flexibility in the same polymer. Here we present a multiphase engineering for obtaining stretchable phosphorescent materials by combining stiffness and softness simultaneously in well-designed block copolymers. Due to the microphase separation, copolymers demonstrate an intrinsic stretchability of 712%, maintaining an ultralong phosphorescence lifetime of up to 981.11 ms. This multiphase engineering is generally applicable to a series of binary and ternary initiator systems with color-tunable phosphorescence in the visible range. Moreover, these copolymers enable multi-level volumetric data encryption and stretchable afterglow display. This work provides a fundamental understanding of the nanostructures and material properties for designing stretchable materials and extends the potential of phosphorescence polymers.
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