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Room-Temperature Emissive Fluorinated Liquid Crystals for Application in Light Emitting Diodes
Noncovalent arene−fluoroarene π−π intermolecular interactions have been successfully exploited in the design of various intricate supramolecular assemblies and liquid crystalline materials. In particular, discotic liquid crystals containing fluorinated arenes (F-DLCs) have been found to foster stabl
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