Abstract

AbstractPerylene‐fused, aggregation‐free polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons with partial zigzag periphery (ZY‐01,ZY‐02, andZY‐03) were synthesized. X‐ray crystallographic analysis reveals that there is no intermolecular π–π stacking in any of the three molecules, and as a result, they show moderate‐to‐high photoluminescence quantum yield in both solution and in the solid state. They also display the characteristic absorption and emission spectra of perylene dyes.ZY‐01andZY‐02with a nearly planar π‐conjugated skeleton exhibit amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) when dispersed in polystyrene thin films. Solution‐processed distributed feedback lasers have been fabricated usingZY‐01andZY‐02as active gain materials, both showing narrow emission linewidth (<0.4 nm) at wavelengths around 515 and 570 nm, respectively. In contrast,ZY‐03did not show ASE and lasing, presumably due to its highly twisted backbone, which facilitates nonradiative internal conversion and intersystem crossing.

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