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Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials

Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materialsA series of four heterocyclic dimers has been synthesized, with twisted geometries impo...

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Main Authors: Iain Wright, Andrew Danos, Stephanie Montanaro, Andrei S. Batsanov, Andrew P Monkman, Martin R. Bryce
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.17028/rd.lboro.15385596.v1
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author Iain Wright
Andrew Danos
Stephanie Montanaro
Andrei S. Batsanov
Andrew P Monkman
Martin R. Bryce
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Andrew Danos
Stephanie Montanaro
Andrei S. Batsanov
Andrew P Monkman
Martin R. Bryce
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description Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materialsA series of four heterocyclic dimers has been synthesized, with twisted geometries imposed across the central linking bond by ortho‐alkoxy chains. These include two isomeric bicarbazoles, a bis(dibenzothiophene‐S,S‐dioxide) and a bis(thioxanthene‐S,S‐dioxide). Spectroscopic and electrochemical methods, supported by density functional theory, have given detailed insights into how para‐ vs. meta‐ vs. broken conjugation, and electron‐rich vs. electron‐poor heterocycles impact the HOMO‐LUMO gap and singlet and triplet energies. Crucially for applications as OLED hosts, the triplet energy (ET) of these molecules was found to vary significantly between dilute polymer films and neat films, related to conformational demands of the molecules in the solid state. One of the bicarbazole species shows a variation in ET of 0.24 eV in the different media – sufficiently large to “make‐or‐break” an OLED device – with similar discrepancies found between neat films and frozen solution measurements of other previously reported OLED hosts. From consolidated optical and optoelectronic investigations of different host/dopant combinations, we identify that only the lower ET values measured in neat films give a reliable indicator of host/guest compatibility. This work also provides new molecular design rules for obtaining very high ET materials and controlling their HOMO and LUMO energies.
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spelling rr-article-153855962021-03-10T00:00:00Z Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials Iain Wright (3281406) Andrew Danos (1362450) Stephanie Montanaro (4235410) Andrei S. Batsanov (1519843) Andrew P Monkman (10143590) Martin R. Bryce (1448968) Other physical sciences not elsewhere classified Dihedral angle Triplet OLED Photophysics Heterocycles Applied Physics Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials<br>A series of four heterocyclic dimers has been synthesized, with twisted geometries imposed across the central linking bond by ortho‐alkoxy chains. These include two isomeric bicarbazoles, a bis(dibenzothiophene‐S,S‐dioxide) and a bis(thioxanthene‐S,S‐dioxide). Spectroscopic and electrochemical methods, supported by density functional theory, have given detailed insights into how para‐ vs. meta‐ vs. broken conjugation, and electron‐rich vs. electron‐poor heterocycles impact the HOMO‐LUMO gap and singlet and triplet energies. Crucially for applications as OLED hosts, the triplet energy (ET) of these molecules was found to vary significantly between dilute polymer films and neat films, related to conformational demands of the molecules in the solid state. One of the bicarbazole species shows a variation in ET of 0.24 eV in the different media – sufficiently large to “make‐or‐break” an OLED device – with similar discrepancies found between neat films and frozen solution measurements of other previously reported OLED hosts. From consolidated optical and optoelectronic investigations of different host/dopant combinations, we identify that only the lower ET values measured in neat films give a reliable indicator of host/guest compatibility. This work also provides new molecular design rules for obtaining very high ET materials and controlling their HOMO and LUMO energies.<br> 2021-03-10T00:00:00Z Dataset Dataset 10.17028/rd.lboro.15385596.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Supplementary_Information_Files_for_Conformational_dependence_of_triplet_energies_in_rotationally_hindered_N_and_S_heterocyclic_dimers_new_design_and_measurement_rules_for_high_triplet_energy_OLED_host_materials/15385596 CC BY 4.0
spellingShingle Other physical sciences not elsewhere classified
Dihedral angle
Triplet
OLED
Photophysics
Heterocycles
Applied Physics
Iain Wright
Andrew Danos
Stephanie Montanaro
Andrei S. Batsanov
Andrew P Monkman
Martin R. Bryce
Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title_full Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title_fullStr Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title_full_unstemmed Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title_short Supplementary Information Files for Conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered N‐ and S‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy OLED host materials
title_sort supplementary information files for conformational dependence of triplet energies in rotationally‐hindered n‐ and s‐heterocyclic dimers: new design and measurement rules for high triplet energy oled host materials
topic Other physical sciences not elsewhere classified
Dihedral angle
Triplet
OLED
Photophysics
Heterocycles
Applied Physics
url https://dx.doi.org/10.17028/rd.lboro.15385596.v1