Method for preparing spherical crystal film rubrene through induction of rigid structure polymer
A rigid polymer, spherical crystal technology, used in semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electric solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problem of low quality coverage of thin-film rubrene spherulites, and rubrene is prone to secondary dissolution. , the use of large-scale equipment and other problems, to achieve the effect of rapid industrialization, non-toxic price, simple operation
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[0041] Spherical crystal film-like rubrene was induced by rigid structure polymer, the rigid structure polymer is PET.
[0042] First, cut a commercial 5cm×5cm FTO conductive glass sheet from the non-conductive side into 1cm×1cm as the substrate and wash and dry it; then prepare 1mL PET polymer solution with trifluoroacetic acid as solvent, the mass concentration is 2.5mg / mL; Using chloroform as the solvent and rubrene as the solute, the rubrene-chloroform solution was prepared under the condition of red light illumination in a dark room, with a mass concentration of 9.5mg / mL; then the PET polymer solution and rubrene- The chloroform solution was spin-coated on the FTO substrate respectively; finally, the FTO sheet was heat-treated under red light illumination in a dark room and wrapped in tin foil to avoid light.
[0043] The heat treatment parameters are as follows: heat preservation on a hot stage at 160°C for 50s; heat preservation on a hot stage at 135°C for 280s.
Embodiment 2
[0045]Spherical crystal film-like rubrene was induced by rigid structure polymer, the rigid structure polymer is PET.
[0046] First, a commercial 5cm×5cm FTO conductive glass sheet was cut from the non-conductive side into 1cm×1cm as the substrate and cleaned and dried; then 1mL PET polymer solution was prepared with trifluoroacetic acid as the solvent, and the mass concentration was 3mg / mL; Chloroform is a solvent, rubrene is a solute, and the rubrene-chloroform solution prepared under the condition of red light illumination in a dark room has a mass concentration of 10 mg / mL; Spin-coat on the FTO substrate respectively; finally, heat-treat the FTO sheet under red light lighting conditions in a dark room and wrap it in tin foil to avoid light.
[0047] The heat treatment parameters are as follows: heat preservation on a hot stage at 170°C for 60s; heat preservation on a hot stage at 140°C for 300s.
Embodiment 3
[0049] Spherical crystal film-like rubrene was induced by rigid structure polymer, the rigid structure polymer is PET.
[0050] First, cut a commercial 5cm×5cm FTO conductive glass sheet from the non-conductive side into 1cm×1cm as the substrate and wash and dry it; then prepare 1mL PET polymer solution with trifluoroacetic acid as solvent, the mass concentration is 2.8mg / mL; Using chloroform as the solvent and rubrene as the solute, the rubrene-chloroform solution prepared under red light lighting conditions in a dark room has a mass concentration of 10.2mg / mL; then use a homogenizer to mix the PET polymer solution and rubrene- The chloroform solution was spin-coated on the FTO substrate respectively; finally, the FTO sheet was heat-treated under red light illumination in a dark room and wrapped in tin foil to avoid light.
[0051] The heat treatment parameters are: 175°C on a hot stage for 65s; 142°C on a hot stage for 310s.
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