Design, synthesis, characterization, and fluorescent studies of the first zinc-quinolate polymer
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Amy Meyers, Clint South, Marcus Weck
We report the design, synthesis, and characterization of the first Znq2-copolymers, which demonstrate excellent photoluminescence properties, with emission wavelengths ranging from the blue to the yellow, while retaining full solution processability.
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