Keywords
diffusion
fluorescence.
singlet fission
triplet excitons
triplet–triplet annihilation
Abstract
The characteristic properties of the effects of migration-controlled triplet-triplet annihilation on the kinetics of singlet fission (the splitting of an excited singlet state S1* into a pair of triplet excitons) in molecular semiconductors are thoroughly analyzed. The analysis assumes that the short-time and long-time parts of the kinetics, i.e., the kinetics of fluorescence I(t) from the S1* state, are governed by the corresponding short-time (geminate) and long-time (bulk) annihilation stages. Within the analysis, a simple formula is proposed that accurately describes the experimental singlet-fission kinetics over a wide range of times.
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