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. 2020 Apr 24;8:332. doi: 10.3389/fchem.2020.00332

Table 1.

Photophysical data for polymers PFSOTAQx and PCzSOTAQx.

Polymers λabs λPL ΦPL τPF (ratio) τDF (ratio) HOMO LUMO
[nm]sola/filmb [nm]sola/filmb [%]c [ns (%)]d [μs (%)]d [eV]e [eV]f
PFSOTAQ0.5 335/337 405/451, 587 70 10.8 (82) 226 (18) −6.19
PFSOTAQ1 336/336 405,611/450,597 71 10.9 (84) 125 (16) −6.17
PFSOTAQ2 336/336 405,611/443,612 58 10.2 (85) 93 (15) −6.16 −4.12
PFSOTAQ5 337/337 410,615/451,627 39 8.9 (92) 83 (8) −6.13 −4.09
PCzSOTAQ0.5 332/336 423/442,606 75 10.8 (94) 57 (6) −5.92
PCzSOTAQ1 335/336 424,632/439,615 62 9.8 (89) 85 (11) −5.91
PCzSOTAQ2 335/337 424,627/437,623 53 8.9 (86) 89 (14) −5.90 −3.86
PCzSOTAQ5 335/355 424,625/434,628 48 8.8 (90) 60 (10) −5.89 −3.85
a

Measured in toluene at room temperature.

b

Measured in neat film at room temperature.

c

Measured in the neat film free of oxygen.

d

The lifetimes and fractional contributions of the prompt (τPF) and delayed (τDF) decay components in neat film measured at 298 K.

e

Determined by cyclic voltammetry in neat films.

f

Deduced from the HOMO and the optical energy gap (Eg) values.