Table 1 Physical properties of DBSO derivatives.

From: Optimizing the Intralayer and Interlayer Compatibility for High-Efficiency Blue Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence Diodes

Compound

Absorption (nm)

Emission (nm)

S1 (eV)

T1 (eV)

Tg/Tm/Td (oC)

HOMO (eV)

LUMO (eV)

REg (eV)

μeh (cm2/V/s)

DBSO

324, 291, 278, 269, 242, 234, 228a, 337, 283, 205b

358a 402b

3.60c 4.85d

3.00e 2.86d

−/−/207

−6.56f −6.67d

−3.08f −1.82d

0.4261

2DBSODPO

330, 282, 249, 240, 227a, 335, 294, 285, 275, 254b

371a 381b

3.51c 4.77d

2.98e 2.82d

151/221/367

−7.10f −6.76d

−3.29f −1.99d

0.5505

3.96 × 10−3

3DBSODPO

325, 298, 285, 249, 241, 228a, 334, 303, 290, 277, 255, 246b

365a 378b

3.53c 4.71d

2.99e 2.80d

−/−211/373

−7.05f −6.74d

−3.31f −2.03d

0.5075

3.69×10-3

4DBSODPO

332, 282, 228a 335, 296, 282, 253b

371a 375b

3.51c 4.85d

2.97e 2.87d

−/−262/375

−7.09f −6.63d

−3.14f −1.78d

0.5291

1.45 × 10−3

  1. aIn CH2Cl2 (10–6 mol L-1);
  2. bin film;
  3. cestimated according to the absorption edges;
  4. dDFT calculated results;
  5. ecalculated according to the 0–0 transitions of the phosphorescence spectra;
  6. fcalculated according to the equation HOMO/LUMO = 4.78 + onset voltage60;
  7. greorganization energy of electron;
  8. helectron mobility estimated by I-V characteristics of electrononlydevices according filed-dependent SCLC model61.