ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry. C, Nanomaterials and interfaces2026
Unveiling Clusterization-Triggered Emission Mechanism Through a Small-Molecule Clusteroluminogen with Color Tunable and White-Light Emission.
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Abstract
Clusterization-triggered emission (CTE) is a photophysical phenomenon where clusteroluminogens (CLgens) generate efficient luminescence through supramolecular self-assembly in the solid state. This phenomenon offers unique photophysical properties, distinguishing it from traditional chromophores. In the context of light-emitting devices, there is growing interest in single-component white-light (SCWL) emission, where a single material produces broad emission. However, SCWL emission based on CLgens has been rarely reported, particularly in single crystals, and fabricating SCWL emitters from small-molecule, nonconjugated luminogens remains a significant challenge. The underlying mechanism of CTE is still not fully understood, prompting investigations into small-molecule CLgens to explore their structure-property relationships. In this study, a novel organic salt, TET.Br
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