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Organic LEDs Get Chlorine Boost

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TORONTO, April 19, 2011 — A simple chlorine treatment is being used to improve OLEDs, which could make manufacturing this light display technology faster, easier and cheaper than current methods. Professor Zheng-Hong Lu of the department of materials science and engineering at the University of Toronto and PhD candidates Michael G. Helander and Zhibin Wang have found a simple method of using chlorine to drastically reduce traditional OLED device complexity and dramatically improve its efficiency all at the same time. Prototype large-area red, green and blue OLEDs fabricated using chlorinated indium tin...Read full article

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    Published: April 2011
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    indium tin oxide
    A material widely used as a transparent conductive coating.
    AmericasCanadachlorineCL-ITOCL-OLEDConsumerflat-panel displaysindium tin oxideindustriallight displaysLight SourcesMichael G. HelanderOLEDsResearch & TechnologyZheng-Hong LuZhibin Wang

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