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. 2018 Apr 8;23(4):847. doi: 10.3390/molecules23040847

Table 1.

The thermal, optical, and electrochemical properties of BCz-nBuPh and BCz-tBuPh.

Host Materials Tm/ Tg a (oC) Td b (oC) λmax, solution (nm)
UV-vis, PL
λmax, film (nm)
UV-vis, PL
Eg c (eV) Eox, onset d (V versus Fc/Fc+) IP e (eV) EA f (eV)
BCz-nBuPh 146/58 410 305, 409 308, 413 3.32 0.45 5.55 2.13
BCz-tBuPh 295/136 423 304, 409 308, 411 3.32 0.45 5.55 2.13

a Melting temperature and glass transition temperature, b decomposition temperature corresponding to a 5% weight loss, c optical band gap, d Onset potential of oxidation versus ferrocene/ferrocenium redox system. e measured via CV, f electron affinity as subtracting the optical bandgap from the ionization potential (IP).