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luminophore

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lu·mi·no·phore (lm-n-fôr)
n.
An atom or atomic grouping that when present in an organic compound increases the ability of the compound to luminesce.

luminophore
[lo̅o̅min′əfôr]
1 an organic compound or chemical grouping that emits light.
2 a substance that emits light when illuminated.

luminophore
a chemical group that gives the property of luminescence to organic compounds.


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For example, light emission can be observed at an electrode placed in contact with an aqueous solution containing luminophore Ru(bpy)32+ (ruthenium (II) tris(2,2'-bipyridine) and an ECL coreactant tripropylamine (TPrA) upon anodic potential scanning.
The need for these thermal procedures appeared from the elementary analysis of the zone models of luminophores.
This collaboration complements our other activities in the area of OLED products, which includes the development and production of electroluminescent materials based on fluorescent, phosphorescent as well as polymeric luminophores.
 
 
 
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