Molecular Glasses™ Files Patents on Non-Crystallizable Sensitized Layers for OLED and Other Organic Electronic Devices Based on Non-Electroluminescent, Non-Crystallizable
Rochester, NY, February 09, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Molecular Glasses, a division of Molaire Consulting LLC, has filed for patent protection for its non-crystallizable sensitized layers for OLED and other organic electronic devices based on non-electroluminescent, non-crystallizable molecular glass mixture compositions.
The filing converts prior provisional applications into full U.S. and PCT patent filings. The new patent filings cover the preparation of non-electroluminescent, non-crystallizable molecular glass mixture compositions and their use as “compatibilizer” and aggregation/crystallization suppresser.
These non-electroluminescent molecular glass mixtures are ideal to formulate OLED compositions for solution coating and processing.
“Controlling the cost of OLED materials will be key to enable OLED market penetration,” notes Mike Molaire, CEO and Founder of Molecular Glasses. “There are many qualified OLED materials (excellent charge mobility, the right photo-physical characteristics) that are relatively inexpensive. However their low thermal stability (low glass transition temperature) or their tendency to crystallize prevent their use in OLED products. Examples of such materials include TAPC (4, 4′-Cyclohexylidenebis [N, N-bis (4-methylphenyl) benzenamine]), butylPBD (2-(4-Biphenylyl)-5-(4-tert-butylphenyl)-1, 3, 4-oxadiazole), TPD (N, N′-Bis (3-methylphenyl)-N, N′-diphenylbenzidine), mCP (1, 3-Di (9H-carbazol-9-yl) benzene) and more. Our non-crystallizable molecular glass mixture binders have very high entropy of mixing value, and high glass transition temperature necessary to transform those OLED materials into useful formulations.
“There are two recognized classes of OLED materials today: ‘Small Molecule OLED’ and ‘Polymer OLED.’ We have invented a third class: ‘NONcrystallizable™ OLED’ capable of providing all the advantages of the others and more.
“NONcrystallizable™ means Efficient OLED. Long-lived OLED. Affordable OLED."
About Molecular Glasses
Molecular Glasses, a division of Molaire Consulting LLC, focuses on proprietary NONcrystallizable™ molecular glasses for stable and long-lived OLED and other organics electronics. We are developing NONcrystallizable™ hole-transporting, electron-transporting, ambipolar, fluorescent, phosphorescent, water soluble, crosslinkable, and solvent-coatable, vacuum-coatable molecular glass mixtures.
Our mission is to provide NONcrystallizable™ molecular glasses to OLED and organic electronics manufacturers for their use in commercializing stable and long-lived displays, lighting products, organic solar cells and thin film transistors. Our primary business strategy is technology licensing. We also offer R&D contracting services to our clients. We have the ability to take our clients favorite material sets and convert them to non-crystallizable and soluble materials without affecting their original photo physical properties.
www.molecularglasses.com
Molecular Glasses™, NONcrystallizable™, Molaicular™, Molaicular Inside™ are trademarks of Molaire Consulting LLC.
The filing converts prior provisional applications into full U.S. and PCT patent filings. The new patent filings cover the preparation of non-electroluminescent, non-crystallizable molecular glass mixture compositions and their use as “compatibilizer” and aggregation/crystallization suppresser.
These non-electroluminescent molecular glass mixtures are ideal to formulate OLED compositions for solution coating and processing.
“Controlling the cost of OLED materials will be key to enable OLED market penetration,” notes Mike Molaire, CEO and Founder of Molecular Glasses. “There are many qualified OLED materials (excellent charge mobility, the right photo-physical characteristics) that are relatively inexpensive. However their low thermal stability (low glass transition temperature) or their tendency to crystallize prevent their use in OLED products. Examples of such materials include TAPC (4, 4′-Cyclohexylidenebis [N, N-bis (4-methylphenyl) benzenamine]), butylPBD (2-(4-Biphenylyl)-5-(4-tert-butylphenyl)-1, 3, 4-oxadiazole), TPD (N, N′-Bis (3-methylphenyl)-N, N′-diphenylbenzidine), mCP (1, 3-Di (9H-carbazol-9-yl) benzene) and more. Our non-crystallizable molecular glass mixture binders have very high entropy of mixing value, and high glass transition temperature necessary to transform those OLED materials into useful formulations.
“There are two recognized classes of OLED materials today: ‘Small Molecule OLED’ and ‘Polymer OLED.’ We have invented a third class: ‘NONcrystallizable™ OLED’ capable of providing all the advantages of the others and more.
“NONcrystallizable™ means Efficient OLED. Long-lived OLED. Affordable OLED."
About Molecular Glasses
Molecular Glasses, a division of Molaire Consulting LLC, focuses on proprietary NONcrystallizable™ molecular glasses for stable and long-lived OLED and other organics electronics. We are developing NONcrystallizable™ hole-transporting, electron-transporting, ambipolar, fluorescent, phosphorescent, water soluble, crosslinkable, and solvent-coatable, vacuum-coatable molecular glass mixtures.
Our mission is to provide NONcrystallizable™ molecular glasses to OLED and organic electronics manufacturers for their use in commercializing stable and long-lived displays, lighting products, organic solar cells and thin film transistors. Our primary business strategy is technology licensing. We also offer R&D contracting services to our clients. We have the ability to take our clients favorite material sets and convert them to non-crystallizable and soluble materials without affecting their original photo physical properties.
www.molecularglasses.com
Molecular Glasses™, NONcrystallizable™, Molaicular™, Molaicular Inside™ are trademarks of Molaire Consulting LLC.
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