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3 November 2004 Emission quenching and charge separation in bridged donor-acceptor block copolymers
Carl E. Bonner Jr., Sam-Shajing Sun, Meina Wang, Shameika Vick, Kizzy M. Winston, Abram Jared Ledbetter, Lawrence Douglas
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Abstract
The optical properties of previously synthesized sulfone and methoxy substituted block co-polymers of poly-phenlyenevinylene (PPV) have been examined. An internal space charge field is formed which has been used to quench the luminescence intensity in these materials by separating optically generated excitons and electron-hole pairs. The absorption and emission spectra and the time dependence of the emission of donor and acceptor derivatized block co-polymers was measured and the quenching of the luminescence was observed and quantified. PPV materials with this internal field have potential applications as solar energy converters and photodetectors.
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Carl E. Bonner Jr., Sam-Shajing Sun, Meina Wang, Shameika Vick, Kizzy M. Winston, Abram Jared Ledbetter, and Lawrence Douglas "Emission quenching and charge separation in bridged donor-acceptor block copolymers", Proc. SPIE 5520, Organic Photovoltaics V, (3 November 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.561080
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KEYWORDS
Polymers

Excitons

Luminescence

Absorption

Bridges

Quantum efficiency

Thin films

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