High-Efficiency Functional Materials: Challenges and Developments in Solution and Dry Processed Green OLEDs

Kumar, Krishan

doi:10.1039/d3re00410d

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High-Efficiency Functional Materials: Challenges and Developments in Solution and Dry Processed Green OLEDs

Abstract: Next generation green emitting materials are fast-emerging and potent both academia and industry that the history OLEDs advancement has still another season of even better devices coming.

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