作者：

Hui Wang¹, Yi-Jian Gao², Jia-Xiong Chen³, Xiao-Chun Fan¹, Yi-Zhong Shi⁴, Yu Jia¹, Kai Wang^2,5*, Shengliang Li²*, Chun-Sing Lee⁶* and Xiao-Hong Zhang^1,7*

摘要：

Thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) materials have received increasing attention from organic electronics to other related fields, such as bioapplications and photocatalysts. However, it remains a challenging task for TADF emitters to showcase the versatility concurrent with high performance in multiple applications. Herein, we first present such a proof-of-concept TADF material, namely, QCN-SAC, through strategically manipulating exciton dynamics. On the one hand, QCN-SAC displays obvious aggregate-induced deep-red/near-infrared emission with a high radiative rate beyond 10⁷ s^–1, thereby demonstrating nearly 100% exciton utilization under oxygen-free conditions. In a QCN-SAC-based nondoped organic light-emitting diode (OLED), a superb external quantum efficiency of 16.4% can be reached with a peak at 708 nm. On the other hand, QCN-SAC also exhibits a high intersystem crossing rate over 10⁸ s^–1 without leveraging the heavy-atom effect, which makes QCN-SAC-based nanoparticles perform well in boosting reactive oxygen species generation for imaging-guided photodynamic therapy (PDT). This work presents a fundamental principle for designing high-performance all-in-one TADF molecules for OLED and PDT applications. This discovery holds promise for advancing the development of versatile TADF materials with a range of uses in the near future.

影响因子：

15.8

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