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<p>Much effort has been devoted to developing organic scintillators because of their wide versatility in the liquid and solid states. Recently, near-infrared (NIR) scintillators have attracted much attention owing to their ability to sensitively detect radiation doses. Herein, we report that NIR fluorescent π-conjugated polymers containing hypervalent tin(IV) compounds can be utilized for generating liquid and film-type organic scintillators. By incorporating tin, a heavy element known to have excellent radiation absorption properties, into the fluorescent π-conjugated framework, intense scintillations were observed upon X-ray irradiation. The polymer films exhibited NIR fluorescence in the region from 700 to 1250 nm, and the scintillation signals were enhanced as the irradiation dose increased. These results demonstrate that incorporating heavy elements into π-conjugated skeletons is an effective strategy to fabricate organic scintillators based on luminescent polymers.</p>

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Liquid and film-type organic scintillators based on near-infrared fluorescent π-conjugated polymers containing hypervalent tin(IV) compounds

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    2025年1月31日

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  • Masayuki Gon,
  • Kazuya Tanimura,
  • Kai Okazaki,
  • Takumi Kato,
  • Daisuke Nakauchi,
  • Noriaki Kawaguchi,
  • Takayuki Yanagida,
  • Kazuo Tanaka

摘要

Much effort has been devoted to developing organic scintillators because of their wide versatility in the liquid and solid states. Recently, near-infrared (NIR) scintillators have attracted much attention owing to their ability to sensitively detect radiation doses. Herein, we report that NIR fluorescent π-conjugated polymers containing hypervalent tin(IV) compounds can be utilized for generating liquid and film-type organic scintillators. By incorporating tin, a heavy element known to have excellent radiation absorption properties, into the fluorescent π-conjugated framework, intense scintillations were observed upon X-ray irradiation. The polymer films exhibited NIR fluorescence in the region from 700 to 1250 nm, and the scintillation signals were enhanced as the irradiation dose increased. These results demonstrate that incorporating heavy elements into π-conjugated skeletons is an effective strategy to fabricate organic scintillators based on luminescent polymers.