journal article·2022-06

Interfacial charge transfer study of hexacarbonitrile-based intermediate connecter in blue tandem organic light-emitting diodes

Huaixin Wei, Rong Zhang, Guangyao Huang, Yi Yuan, Wencheng Chen

Optical Materials· Volume 128
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