OM2216 UGH-2 (1,4-Bis(triphenylsilyl)benzene) Powder

UGH-2 Powder Description

UGH-2 (1,4-Bis(triphenylsilyl)benzene) is commonly used as a host material for blue phosphorescent OLEDs, especially with emitters like FirPic. It offers a large energy gap of around 4.4 eV and a high triplet energy (ET ≈ 3.5 eV), both of which are key to achieving efficient and long-lasting blue emission—a critical challenge in OLED design.

Its deep HOMO level (about –7.2 eV) also makes UGH-2 a reliable choice for use as an electron transport or hole-blocking material. In multi-layer stacks, this can help reduce exciton quenching and improve charge balance.

Key Properties

• High triplet energy (~3.5 eV), supports blue emission

• Broad energy gap (~4.4 eV)

• Deep HOMO level (~7.2 eV), suppresses hole injection

• Functions as ETL or HBL in layered devices

• Good thermal and photo stability under operating conditions

UGH-2 Powder Applications

• TADF Host Material: Ideal for blue-emitting dopants in PhOLEDs

• ETL / HBL Material: Supports efficient charge transport and recombination control

• OLED & Display Research: Commonly used in lab-scale OLED device fabrication and optoelectronic studies

UGH-2 Powder Safety Information