Observation of microwave plasmons in one-dimensional conjugated polymer chain

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Chiral polymers incorporating a chiral 1,2-DACH moiety and BODIPY can exhibit strong mirror image Cotton effects and emit red colored CPL signals via the effective chiral transfer of the conjugated polymer chain backbone.


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Alexander Kuehne ◽  
Allan Mackintosh ◽  
David Armstrong ◽  
Richard Pethrick

AbstractPoly(9,9-dioctylfluorene) (PFO) shows highly efficient blue emission with photo excitation occurring between 340–400 nm. Here we show that PFO can in dilute solution emit at a wavelength well below that at which it is being exited. This, we propose is related to an energy transfer from conjugated parts of the polymer chain into more localised states which then emit at a lower wavelength. These localised states can be considered as defects in the conjugation of the polymer or as chain ends. These may produce quasi monomer or quasi dimer species within the chain, which will have a HOMO-LUMO gap of higher energy than the conjugated polymer. These then fluoresce at the lower wavelength; essentially causing, by energy transfer, a process of energy up-conversion.


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