Correction: Suppressing nonradiative decay via molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters enables the fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs

TL;DR

Researchers corrected a prior study showing how controlling molecular configurations in copper clusters improves the efficiency of green and blue OLEDs.

Contribution

The correction clarifies the method of suppressing nonradiative decay in Cu(i)–halide clusters for efficient OLED fabrication.

Findings

Molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters suppresses nonradiative decay.

This enables fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs.

The correction provides updated insights into the fabrication process and results.

Abstract

Correction for ‘Suppressing nonradiative decay via molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters enables the fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs’ by Xiao Li et al., Chem. Sci., 2026, https://doi.org/10.1039/d5sc09307d.

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