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. 2014 May 23;47(11):3736–3746. doi: 10.1021/ma5006606

Table 2. Luminescence Data for Films Made from Boron Polymers of Different Molecular Weights.

    fluorescence
RTP
polymer Mna (kDa) λemb (nm) τpw0c (ns) λemd (nm) τpw0e (ms)
9a 5.4 526 12.85 558 69.76
9b 7.7 496 8.84 555 102.7
9c 16.1 461 2.57 552 130.9
10a 6.8 491 3.69 568 10.50
10b 8.8 483 1.71 565 11.61
10c 11.7 467 1.02 566 14.36
10d 26.2 460 0.76 565 14.64
11a 5.2 533 13.39 550 20.26
11b 7.5 512 9.10 540 61.94
11c 9.5 505 7.74 545 91.14
12a 5.6 518 5.00 538 25.95
12b 12.9 500 3.47 538 40.76
12c 16.6 495 3.25 539 45.81
a

Number-average molecular weights detected by DAD, LS/RI detectors in THF solvent.

b

Steady-state fluorescence spectra emission maxima under air. Excitation source: 369 nm xenon lamp.

c

Fluorescence lifetimes excited with a 369 nm light-emitting diode (LED) monitored at the emission maxima. All fluorescence lifetimes are fitted with multiexponential decay. Detailed lifetime data are provided in Table S7.

d

Delayed emission spectra maxima under N2. Excitation source: xenon flash lamp.

e

Pre-exponential weighted RTP lifetimes. Excitation source: xenon flash lamp; RTP lifetime fit to triple-exponential decay.