Product Summary
Titanyl Phthalocyanine (TiOPc) is a sublimed-grade, high-purity organic semiconductor widely used in photoconductors, OLEDs, and organic photovoltaics (OPVs). As a member of the phthalocyanine family, TiOPc exhibits excellent stability and absorption in the near-infrared (NIR) region, making it a preferred material for charge generation layers, light-harvesting dyes, and sensor platforms.
Its unique Y-phase crystal form is known for exceptionally high photosensitivity, with reported quantum efficiencies approaching unity under high electric fields.
Applications
- OLEDs: Hole injection/transport layer material
- OPVs: Light-absorbing donor component
- Electrophotography: Photoconductive material
- Sensors: Photo-oxidation, NO₂ detection, NIR sensing
- Organic electronics: Charge transport & photonic conversion layers
Features
- Strong NIR absorption for high-efficiency light capture
- Chemically and thermally stable crystalline structure
- Suitable for multilayer organic device fabrication
- Low fluorescence, making it ideal for charge generation layers
- High purity via sublimation for consistent performance
Usage & Safety
- For R&D purposes
- Handle in a clean, low-light environment using standard PPE
- Avoid inhalation of powder or prolonged exposure to light
- Dispose of according to local chemical regulations
- SDS available upon request
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