Monthly Archives - November 2019

ShanXi university of science and technology has made new progress in the functionalization of long afterglow luminescent materials

With the exhaustion of energy and environmental pollution becoming increasingly serious, the development of new energy-saving and environment-friendly materials and products and the improvement of the performance of existing materials have become the focus of scientific and technological development and an important direction for environment-friendly countries to adhere to the construction of ecological civilization. Long afterglow luminescence materials can absorb light, lighting light source after stored energy, and continue to glow, so as to realize no electric light, is...

About electroluminescent powder

From the perspective of luminescent materials, electroluminescence can be divided into non-electroluminescence and organic electroluminescence. Electroluminescent materials are generally such as semiconductor materials. Organic electroluminescent materials depend on the molecular weight of organic luminescent materials It can be divided into small molecules and macromolecules. Organic dyes or pigments are used as light-emitting materials for small-molecule OLED materials, and conjugated or non-conjugated polymers (polymers) are used as light-emitting materials for polymer materials. PPV and its derivatives are typical high-molecular light-emitting materials. Organic...

The difference between electroluminescence and photoluminescence

1. Electroluminescence is different from photoluminescence in that electroluminescence refers to electroluminescence and photoluminescence refers to the luminescence of photoluminescence materials. The principles of electroluminescence and photoluminescence are different. 2. Electroluminescence, also known as electric field luminescence, or EL for short, is a physical phenomenon in which the electrons excited by the electric field hit the light center by the electric field generated by the voltage applied to the two electrodes, resulting in the transition, change and compound of electrons...

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