ABSTRACT
Colorful circularly polarized organic ultralong room temperature phosphorescence (CP-OURTP) materials have attracted much attention due to their superior optoelectronic properties for various applications. However, the development of colorful CP-OURTP materials in a single-component molecular system is currently facing great challenges. Herein, a feasible strategy is proposed to develop colorful CP-OURTP material from a single-component chiral molecule by introducing a chiral unit into the phosphorescence chromophore. A dual CP-OURTP band originated from inherent triplet excitons emission showing a lifetime of 946.44 ms and triplet-triplet annihilation induced delayed emission with a short lifetime of 209.91 ms as well as maximum asymmetry factors of ≈10-3 are realized. Owing to the changed OURTP intensity ratios between inherent CP-OURTP and delayed emission at different delayed times, time-dependent colorful CP-OURTP turned from yellow to green is obtained. This study provides a potential platform to prepare circularly polarized material systems showing colorful luminescent properties.