Synthesis and Properties of Poly[di(1-naphthyl)-4-tolylamine] as a Hole Transport Material

Preparation of Dibenzazepine-containing Polymers and Use as Fluorescent Functional Additives for Estimating Plastic Blend

Dibenzazepine-containing polymers were prepared by various polymerization methods and the effects of adding the obtained polymers to plastics were investigated. Dibenzazepine homopolymers were prepared by the oxidative polymerization of commercially available dibenzazepine derivatives and by the dehalogenative polymerization of corresponding dibromodibenzazepines. Dibenzazepine copolymers were prepared from dibromodibenzazepines. The addition of polymers to plastics afforded fluorescent function to them. The fluorescent behavior of a blend composite depended not only on the chemical structure of the polymers, but also on the plastic used as the matrix. The effects of adding dibenzazepine-containing polymer in plastic blends were investigated. When the compatibility of the plastic blend was higher, the fluorescence λ_max of the blend became shorter. This suggested that the method using a dibenzazepine-containing polymer is adaptive for estimating of the compatibility of the blend composite by the simple method.

Ullmann reaction in tetraethyl orthosilicate: a novel synthesis of triarylamines and diaryl ethers

A novel synthesis of triarylamines and diaryl ethers is reported; a feature of this process is the ligand-free copper-catalysed C-N and C-O bond formation in tetraethyl orthosilicate.

Synthesis and Light-Emitting Properties of Bipolar Oligofluorenes Containing Triarylamine and 1,2,4-Triazole Moieties

A facile approach for synthesis of bipolar oligofluorenes, TAZ-OF(n)-NPh, n = 2 or 3 end-capped with hole-transporting diphenylamino and electron-transporting triazole moieties by Suzuki cross-coupling as the key reaction has been developed. This novel bipolar oligofluorenes exhibited blue-emission, high thermal and morphological stabilities. The single-layer OLED based on TAZ-OF(2)-NPh exhibited superior device performance with a maximum luminance of 1128 cd m(-2) and luminance efficiency of up to 0.83 cd A(-1).