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. 2023 Dec 28;63(2):1317–1327. doi: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.3c03810

Table 1. Summary of Key Photophysical Properties of Complexes Ir(dppm)2(acac),21Ir2(dppm)3(acac)2 and Ir3(dppm)4(acac)3 Measured as Dilute Toluene Solutions (c ≈ 10–5 M) and Doped Polystyrene (PS) Films (c ≪ 1 wt %)a.

  Ir(dppm)2(acac) Ir2(dppm)3(acac)2 Ir3(dppm)4(acac)3
absorption λmax/nm (ε/M–1cm–1) 530 (6600), 500 (5900), 426 (11800), 379 (16900), 310 (47100) 576 (10800), 536 (16100), 474 (15500), 427 (22400), 373 (34500), 321 (71600) 580 (21000), 538 (23700), 475 (24260), 425 (31300), 372 (50400), 321 (89500)
photoluminescence in toluene at 300 K
λmax/nm 570 598, 640 600, 645
ΦPL/% 80 65 60
τ/μs 0.73 0.27 0.20
τr = τ/ΦPL /μs 0.91 0.42 0.33
kr/106 s–1 1.10 2.41 3.00
knr/106 s–1 0.27 1.30 2.00
photoluminescence in toluene at 77 K
λmax/nm 563 590, 638 593, 644
ΦPL/% 100 100 90
τ/μs 10.90 2.40 1.40
τr = τ/ΦPL/μs 10.90 2.40 1.56
kr/106 s–1 0.09 0.42 0.64
knr/106 s–1 <0.003b <0.010b 0.064
photoluminescence in PS film at 300 K
λmax/nm 568 600, 642 602, 642
ΦPL/% 90 80 70
τ/μs 0.66 0.29 0.21
τr = τ/ΦPL/μs 0.73 0.36 0.30
kr/106 s–1 1.4 2.8 3.3
knr/106 s–1 0.15 0.69 1.4
a

The absorption spectrum was measured in toluene under ambient conditions. The ambient temperature (300 K) emission decay time and quantum yield values were measured for degassed toluene solution and PS films under nitrogen. The radiative decay rates are calculated as kr = ΦPL/τ; the non-radiative decay rates are calculated as knr = (1−ΦPL)/τ; the radiative decay times are calculated as τr = τ/ΦPL = 1/kr.

b

These values are estimated assuming 3% error in the emission quantum yield value, e.g., assuming ΦPL = 0.97 (97%).